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 Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 3:54 pm
I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised
I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages?
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Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 5:08 pm
Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I love the Celtic languages. heart crying I don't want them to die, either.
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Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:42 pm
I am pretty sure the following word is Irish gaelic but I don't know, will some one pLEASE pm me the meaning( I say pm because I am not sure if it is a profanity or not thus I do not want to taint the light heartedness of theis fine establihment thingy):
Tonamondeal.... so yeah whats it mean
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Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:46 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I love the Celtic languages. heart crying I don't want them to die, either. I agree, I don't honestly know the language but from what I have seen of I rish gaelic it is quite beautiful and it would be a shame to lose it.
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 11:19 am
Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin
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Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:03 am
Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I agree! It's so sad! Especially with the wonderful, beautiful Irish language... That about Hebrew is right. Maybe same can happen to Irish, how knows? We must keep hoping.
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 9:25 am
DART OF SECKS Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 9:26 am
sancort I adore how they say hello "Top of the morning to you" and "lass" we dont say that!
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 11:08 am
PoppyDadswell sancort I adore how they say hello "Top of the morning to you" and "lass" we dont say that! I've only noticed the word "lass" in books, usually old ones as well. James Joyce used it quite a bit, but that doesn't make it, umm, spoken. XP
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 12:34 pm
F. Fritzi PoppyDadswell sancort I adore how they say hello "Top of the morning to you" and "lass" we dont say that! I've only noticed the word "lass" in books, usually old ones as well. James Joyce used it quite a bit, but that doesn't make it, umm, spoken. XP thank you.
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Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:13 pm
sancort I adore how they say hello "Top of the morning to you" and "lass" I have never, ever, ever heard anyone say those phrases. I think that's just Hollywood. I don't say them at least. *shrugg* Bí ag caint!
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Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:14 pm
yayness93 Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I agree! It's so sad! Especially with the wonderful, beautiful Irish language... That about Hebrew is right. Maybe same can happen to Irish, how knows? We must keep hoping. Irish is becomming an official language of the European Parliment in January. We were over in Brussels and Brian Crowleys PA's was telling us about it. Other than that, Irish is pretty much dead. crying Bí ag caint!
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:07 pm
Eires heart yayness93 Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I agree! It's so sad! Especially with the wonderful, beautiful Irish language... That about Hebrew is right. Maybe same can happen to Irish, how knows? We must keep hoping. Irish is becomming an official language of the European Parliment in January. We were over in Brussels and Brian Crowleys PA's was telling us about it. Other than that, Irish is pretty much dead. crying Bí ag caint!
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Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 5:33 am
Eires heart yayness93 Proudly_Jewish I think it's really sad that Irish (and Celtic langauges in general) are dying. cry We should start a movement to make them popular again! surprised I mean, unless I'm not mistaken, Hebrew was dead for more than a thousand years except for in prayers and the Torah, but it was actually revived by Jewish scholars! So who's to say that we wouldn't be able to revive Celtic languages? I agree! It's so sad! Especially with the wonderful, beautiful Irish language... That about Hebrew is right. Maybe same can happen to Irish, how knows? We must keep hoping. Irish is becomming an official language of the European Parliment in January. We were over in Brussels and Brian Crowleys PA's was telling us about it. Other than that, Irish is pretty much dead. crying Bí ag caint! Yes, I know, that's good. But I can't understand why it didn't became official when Ireland joined the EU...
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Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 4:46 pm
I have an Irish Accent and Ive seen Irish castles
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