Sanjuro wrote: » Was watching TV3 a while ago. The Truth About Travellers. Pretty interesting program. But then an ad came on for a program they're showing examining the decreasing use in this country of the Irish language. And this serious examination of our native tongue, what did they name it?Cupla focal, focal use? I want to meet the person who came up with that title and shake his hand!
Sanjuro wrote: » Was watching TV3 a while ago. The Truth About Travellers. Pretty hilarious program. But then an ad came on for a program they're showing examining the decreasing use in this country of the Irish language. And this serious examination of our native tongue, what did they name it?Cupla focal, focal use? I want to meet the person who came up with that title and shake his hand!
admiralofthefleet wrote: » thats disrespectful to our native langage. fair enough not many people speak it but its still our native language
Stekelly wrote: » Did "the truth about travellers" delve into the source of heir income they use to buy new cars, vans houses etc? Or was it a PR excercise for travellers? LOL @ the ad that showed a guy making somethign otu of tin. When was the lst time you saw a traveller actually do that?
Stekelly wrote: » Did "the truth about travellers" delve into the source of heir income they use to buy new cars, vans houses etc? Or was it a PR excercise for travellers?
Jane Mealy Griddlecake wrote: » I like Henry McKeene, hear him on Newstalk quite a bit too, he kinda does the whole naive Louis Thereaux thing and gets some gems
starbelgrade wrote: » I like him on Newstalk too. Wasn't over impressed with the TV programme, but that was due more to the poor production & bad editing by TV3. I have to say though, he looks completely different from what I expected - his voice makes him sound like a toff, but in reality, he looks more like a taxi driver.
edellc wrote: » the problem is the way in which irish is taught in schools and not the language itself we need more focus on actually speaking it like is done with the other languages rather than rhyming off grammar....i for one dont think it should be an opt out subject
starbelgrade wrote: » That was the off topic news & for tonight's off topic weather, there's a chance of rain tomorrow.
Crosáidí wrote: » Ní maith liom baisteach
Sanjuro wrote: » I don't think they're being disrespectful. Someone in TV3 just really loves puns. And crap television.
ibarelycare wrote: » They also missed the "i" out of "focail"