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The state of the language in this country today...tsk tsk síne fada

Is Cuma Liom

A little bit disillusioned with the youth of today.Most of them seem to be able (and willing) to speak Gaeilge when it suits them.I would have thought that IT being rammed down their throats would cause them to despise the "language".Apparently not.Discuss...or don't.I don really care..jersey shore is on tv now...

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El Weirdo

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

A little bit disillusioned with the youth of today.Most of them seem to be able (and willing) to speak Gaeilge when it suits them.I would have thought that IT being rammed down their throats would cause them to despise the "language".Apparently not.Discuss...or don't.I don really care..jersey shore is on tv now...

I feel the same about English.

policarp

Tog Bog E..

Oranage2

I dont care op

KeithM89_old

Woah, hang on a sec, Jersey Shores on!?? Im outta here...

Stained Class

Oh God!

Another lan-guich skang.:rolleyes:

They're gettin more inbred by the day.

Is Cuma Liom

This is true. Fíor .Vrai. Wotevva.

policarp

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

A little bit disillusioned with the youth of today.Most of them seem to be able (and willing) to speak Gaeilge when it suits them.I would have thought that IT being rammed down their throats would cause them to despise the "language".Apparently not.Discuss...or don't.I don really care..jersey shore is on tv now...

After years of education all they can say is

Pog Mo Thoin..

Badgermonkey

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

This is true. Fíor .Vrai. Wotevva.

'Sac I Oil Mum' is an anagram of your username.

You're very welcome.

Yakult

omg some young people like the language! shocker!!!

Saila

is cuma liom

policarp

Ca Bhuill tu as?

FinnLizzy

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

A little bit disillusioned with the youth of today.Most of them seem to be able (and willing) to speak Gaeilge when it suits them.I would have thought that IT being rammed down their throats would cause them to despise the "language".Apparently not.Discuss...or don't.I don really care..jersey shore is on tv now...

My impression of the Irish language is seriously effected by the sheer amound of c*nts that have made their way into the neat little circle:
1. Fenians that are only motivated to speak irish as a "f**k you" to the British oppressors
2. Rich kids that think the Gaelteacht is the dogs b*llocks.
3. Irish teachers (pass in my case) with a persecution complex
4. iRadio and their stupidly lazy modern hybrid of english and irish mid sentence during a broadcast, talking about all the cool things like Ke$ha agus Facebook
5. People that were pro-actively thought Irish at home, but patronise you when you cant keep up a conversation.
6. People from rural Kerry (see all of the above)

Yakult

FinnLizzy wrote: »

6. People from rural Kerry An Daingean (see all of the above)

fixed

Cú Giobach

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

stupid pidgin languge that it is?!

Stupid....a word originating from Latin.
Pidgin....a makey uppy word from the mid 19th century.
Language....a word also originating from Latin.

Why can't you write in nice clear Anglo-Saxon without all these bastardisations of the pure language.

smk89

Oh look

[Deleted User]

For anyone who was "thought" Irish at home, you have to wonder why they weren't taught English as well

Mike 1972

Just how many threads do we need on this gawdforsaken subject to keep recycling so the same tired arguments cliches and trolling. What is it with AH having to have least three threads per week about Immigration Muslims Nationalism Religion Gaelic ?

raymann

the thing thats really telling is that after all that money and effort people end up resenting it because its forced on them. thats what the gael mafia dont realise.

the way it been promoted and pushed on people is the problem, not the language.

davef1000

Originally Posted by FinnLizzy:
6. People from rural Kerry An Daingean (see all of the above)

Yakult wrote: »

fixed

I went to Dingle with some friends a couple of years ago and couldn't find anyone in the various shops/cafes we visited who spoke Irish. Most of the shopkeepers/staff weren't Irish, in fact!

[Deleted User]

Oh ffs, trolololololololol again and again and again and again....

God I wish the banhammers would swing to crush these types of bullsh*t threads! :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

dlofnep

Ná beathaigh an troll.

Badgermonkey

Is Cuma Liom wrote: »

Buachaill? Fear? Cliste? Explain the reason why you had to sit down and point it out to the world?Again I shake my head and go "tsk"(sorrowful face full of pity)

A Music Limo.

That's another, you can have that.

Cú Giobach

Mike 1972 wrote: »

Just how many threads do we need on this gawdforsaken subject to keep recycling so the same tired arguments cliches and trolling. What is it with AH having to have least three threads per week about Immigration Muslims Nationalism Religion Gaelic ?

Why don't you call the cops and report the person with a gun to your head forcing you to read all these threads you don't like.