Hi Gang,
The usual Irish greeting is 'Dia duit' or 'God be with you'.
So what should we say? Or should we maintain a sullen silence?
Cheers.
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| 24-05-2011, 14:13 | #3 |
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I duno what's wrong with dia dhuit, it's just a greeting |
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| 24-05-2011, 14:14 | #5 |
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Caide mar atá thú?
or Dhia Dhuit. Couldn't really give ****e tbh.
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A arracht spagetti ag eitilt duit
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| 24-05-2011, 14:21 | #9 |
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It's pretty common just to say Hello in Gaeilge these days. Not many people use Dia Dhuit much any more.
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| 24-05-2011, 14:26 | #13 |
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What's an english athiest's national anthem?
Is it just "Save the Queen"? |
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| 24-05-2011, 14:27 | #14 |
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So are Bosnians speaking English when they say halo, or Germans when they say hallo, or Faroese when they say hey, or Icelanders when they say halló, or Norweigan's when they say hei, or Scots gaelic speakers when they say hallo, or Welsh when they say hylo?
What a narrow view you have of the world. |
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| 24-05-2011, 14:28 | #15 |
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How does an atheist say goodbye in English? Does he act like an idiot, or accept that it lost the meaning of God be with ye centuries ago?
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