Anyway, I was telling you a little about myself. I grew up speaking English, in County Mayo. Mayo English has a lot of Irish in it, both words and turns of phrase. Recently, I sat down with my elderly parents, 91 and 89, and I wrote down some Irish words used locally in English.
Beidh comórtas ollmhór idir ollscoile á reáchtáil againn idir 1ú-2ú Aibreán! Beidh neart duaiseanna agus aoichainteoirí iontacha againn! Cé atá ag dul a bhuachaint... 👀?? 🤺💪🏽
in Canada they have bilingual packaging, we could have it too ! if you think this would be a good idea, you could email minister for state [email protected], before the Language Bill is amended in two weeks time, so we can have some gaeilge sa ollmharagadh !
Rún rite ag #AFCnaG brú a chur ar Institiúidí 3ú leibhéal cúrsaí a sholáthar trí mheán na Gaeilge. Tá an-tábhacht le cúrsaí trí Ghaeilge a bheith ar fáil ag an 3ú leibhéal go háirithe do mhic léinn sna ceantair Ghaeltachta agus mic léinn a tháinig trí chóras na Gaelscolaíochta
For those not aware, the French government has cut the number of hours permitted for studying through Breton in schools “because there’s no need to teach them more if they already speak Breton”
Students who already speak French apparently still need to learn more French
#breizh