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27-10-2018, 00:53 | #18 |
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27-10-2018, 00:59 | #19 | |
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I know several native Irish speakers from Belfast. Royal Mail accimdates Scottish and Welsh https://www.poweredbypaf.com/offerin...their-address/ They’ve even made a statement on Irish addresses https://www.google.ie/amp/s/amp.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/we-deliver-letters-addressed-in-irish-and-ulster-scots-says-royal-mail-after-post-returned-37437003.html |
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They only say 'Gaeilige' in the genitive case...."Conradh na Gaeilige' or 'muintir na Gaeilige'. Gaeilig or an approximation of, as Deirdre pointed out above is the Ulster dialect for Gaeilge. Your Munster brethern do similar. Gaolann....and muintir na Gaolainne. |
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