Hi!!! I am doing a project about the use of Irish Gaelic, i would be soooo greatful if you could answer the following questions or if you have any other relevant information please email me on [email protected]
Where abouts are you from?
Do you speak Gaelic as your first/second langauge or not at all?
If you do speak it then where do you use it? just in school? with friends? at home? etc
How did you learn Gaelic? eg. from your parents/guardian or from school?
How important do u feel it is to speak gaelic in Ireland? Could not speaking it affect your way of life?
Do you think it should be taught in schools?
Any other information you can provide me at all would be much appreciated.
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Where abouts are you from? Kentucky
Do you speak Gaelic as your first/second langauge or not at all? Fourth, and not well
If you do speak it then where do you use it? just in school? with friends? at home? etc Trying to learn the songs, and occasionally say a line of it so that people can hear it spoken
How did you learn Gaelic? eg. from your parents/guardian or from school? Self study
How important do u feel it is to speak gaelic in Ireland? Could not speaking it affect your way of life? I'd think it quite important, The language and the heritage behind it must not die! I don't know about Ireland, but I've heard from a Scottish friend of mine that the street signs in many places in Scotland are bi-lingual (Gaelic and English) And that the government is taking signifigant strides to keep the struggling culture alive
Do you think it should be taught in schools? Shoot yeah! Something gives me a feeling that there are numerous other languages that will make it there before Gaelic though. in this country anyway.
Do you speak Gaelic as your first/second langauge: 2nd and not well or very much
If you do speak it then where do you use it? Songs and at shows and emails
How did you learn Gaelic? self study and I haven't exactly learned it
How important do u feel it is to speak gaelic in Ireland? Could not speaking it affect your way of life? Important problably wouldn't affect my way of life but I would hate to see the language be lost
Do you think it should be taught in schools? Yes I think it should be offered at least as a cultural study
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He is no fool who gives up that which he can not keep to gain that which he cannot loose
Richard I know that - I'm not stupid - I've been posting on here for a quite a while now
I was not trying to be faceitious in my reply to Jessica's post - and if that is how it came across, then all I can say is that, once again, we are two peoples divided by a common language
Maybe I've misundestood, but I thought the poster was an American, posing the question for Irish citizens. As far as I can see there is only one or two native Irish people here Soooooo, if what Jessica wants is Irish comments, then she would be better to also post on a board where more natives are members, dont you agree?
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