Hola que tal /como estas

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Do you think you could say it in Irish ???no
But could you say it in. English I'd say yes

El Guapo!

The man from Del Monte.....

He say yes!

Zymurgist

Que?

PizzamanIRL

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Do you think you could say it in Irish ???no
But could you say it in. English I'd say yes

Banned.

PhlegmyMoses

Conas atá tú? 95% of this board could say it in Irish.

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Say hello how are you in Irish (I don't know how to add a poll but Irish was bet into me how about you ???

Annasopra

Je ne comprends pas

El Guapo!

PizzamanIRL wrote: »

Banned.

thread closed

foxinsox

I'm having a miserable time and this is the best AH can come up with?

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foxinsox wrote: »

I'm having a miserable time and this is the best AH can come up with?

So did you ever watch the projector

Chancer3001

I like this guy.


Yes I watched the projecter. It projected loads of stuff. Then I projectile vomited.

And the projecter became the projectee

Rayne Wooney

Tema cerrado

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Chancer3001 wrote: »

I like this guy.


Yes I watched the projecter. It projected loads of stuff. Then I projectile vomited.

And the projecter became the projectee

God help you!!! I've been there

Chancer3001

But did YOU see the projectee?

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PhlegmyMoses wrote: »

Conas atá tú? 95% of this board could say it in Irish.

I challenge you to a poll but of course it would never work because they would just google it

pharmaton

foxinsox wrote: »

I'm having a miserable time and this is the best AH can come up with?

*hug*

shruikan2553

An bhuil cad agam go dti an leithreas?

Chuihaigh me go dti and siopa agus ceannaigh me carr, tiomani me i.

Thats all the Irish I know. I think my spannish housemate has more irish than me.

toastedpickles

Dia duit ar mo chairde beag! :P

El Guapo!

El Guapo! wrote: »

The man from Del Monte.....

He say yes!

I sweeear on my life this is true, I was on a train from sorrento to Pompeii last year and a dude got on looking like the man from del monte so I said "the man from delmonte say yes". :eek: then I realised he actually got on at a station called delmonte.

It was really him.

But seriously OP. What's this? An inquisition?

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[Deleted User] wrote: »

I sweeear on my life this is true, I was on a train from sorrento to Pompeii last year and a dude got on looking like the man from del monte so I said "the man from delmonte say yes". :eek: then I realised he actually got on at a station called delmonte.

It was really him.

But seriously OP. What's this? An inquisition?

No just wondering if irish was pushed in an unconventual way on anybody else

Chancer3001

There's a whole thread on Irish right there on the main page

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El Guapo! wrote: »

The man from Del Monte.....

He say yes!

Your right El Guapo

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Zymurgist wrote: »

Que?

Que tal
Como te llamas

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So to get back to the original idea was Irish pushed on you or did you really want to learn it????

wendell borton

Tu parle anglaise, mon fancaise pas mal.

Karl Stein

Bold type in italic form.

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Chancer3001 wrote: »

But did YOU see the projectee?

God yes!!!

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Hola mis amigos y gracias

Esoteric_

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So to get back to the original idea was Irish pushed on you or did you really want to learn it????

I'm pretty sure no 4/5 year old WANTS to learn anything, really.

So technically, it was pushed on me. I love the language, and despite finishing school 7 years ago, I still speak it daily. One of my closest friends will only speak with me in Irish, which I like because it keeps me up to a good standard.

cherryghost

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Do you think you could say it in Irish ???no
But could you say it in. English I'd say yes

Muy bien y tu?

dxhound2005

cherryghost wrote: »

Muy bien y tu?

Statement (Very well.) and a question (And you?) there, really two separate sentences. In written Spanish a question always has an upside down question mark at the start and a conventional question mark at the end.

Muy bien. ¿Y tú?

Chareth Cutestory

Je ne comprend pas

cherryghost

Ok professor. I know my Spanish and I'm lazy at typing. Give me an F.

dxhound2005

cherryghost wrote: »

Ok professor. I know my Spanish and I'm lazy at typing. Give me an F.

I'll give you a ch a ll a ñ and a rr as well.

Czarcasm

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So to get back to the original idea was Irish pushed on you or did you really want to learn it????

My parents only spoke to us in Irish and we spoke to each other in Irish, so English feels more "unnatural" to me, but yes, I really wanted to learn Irish as it came naturally, and then I found other languages came naturally too- Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, and then I began to learn how to speak languages because I enjoyed them, so there was Chinese (handy having a friend who was Chinese who could speak il back to me and correct my pronunciation), then Polish and I keep meaning to learn German, my wife can speak German, I intend to get round to it at some stage, and Japanese, I love Eastern culture and mythology, so the language would of course be handy! Think of it like reading Fionn MacCumhaill agus na Fianna as gaeilge, my son loves reading those stories and Irish mythology now just as much as I did when I was his age.

cherryghost

dxhound2005 wrote: »

I'll give you a ch a ll a ñ and a rr as well.

Puta madre! (In LATAM sense )

dxhound2005

cherryghost wrote: »

Puta madre! (In LATAM sense )

I know it was only through laziness but you didn't put the upside down exclamation mark at the start.

BillyMitchel

Dafuq Amigo?

Capt'n Midnight

Remember the days..

Ulster says NO.

The man from Del Monte, he say YES.
















And he's an orangeman!

Legs.Eleven

cherryghost wrote: »

Muy bien y tu?

Bien, pero tengo much sueño y preferiria volver a la cama en lugar de ir a este curso que estoy haciendo en este momento.

No me moleste mosquito
let me eat my burrito