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Whats the funniest name in As Gaeilge you ever heard?

The Jammy dodger

For me? it has to be ''Cabaiste'' ( cabbage? ) for the surname ''caldwell''.

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iguana

joe stodge wrote: »

duine gorm for black person, the translation is blue people. the reason for it is duine dubh (black person) in some parts of ireland means the devil.

Wouldn't duine donn make a lot more sense, especially seeing as how "black" people have actually got brown coloured skin.

Oranage2

Arent black people called blue people cause they play the blues music?

Killer Pigeon

Oranage2 wrote: »

Arent black people called blue people cause they play the blues music?

Apparently it's something to do with the colour of their skin in the shade. Either that or they confused them with smurfs.

Smurfs are real, by the way.

[Deleted User]

The thread title annoys me. Surely in as gaelige means in in Irish?

thetonynator

I love the way we only have one word for both rats and french people in Irish.

meoklmrk91

Gobnait, think thats how you spell it, the Irish for Abigail,very popular name here over the last few years, they are going to hate their parents!

im invisible

Deleted User wrote: »

The thread title annoys me. Surely in as gaelige means in in Irish?

thread content annoys me...

...surely in as gaeilge means in out of Irish?????