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i understand more italian than i can speak, but i speak fluent french (also went to a semi french private school here in stockholm) |
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Ah cool. |
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Yes and yes. there's , our national language, spoken only by a few thousand unfortunately.. it has 3 main dialects in Ireland, and it is part of the family of Gaelic languages (there's also manx, scots gaelic, cornish, and umm a few others..) as for what most people speak here, it's certainly its own dialect of english, known as . That's a really fantastic wikipedia page i just linked to - the "grammar" and "turns of phrase" sections are very interesting in my opinion. so i guess my own answer of "british english" was incorrect.. |
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icelandic (Ãslenska). I've always wanted to learn Irish. It sounds interesting, but I think it's sad what has happened to it's stature in Ireland. Icelandic has some names and words of Irish origin and vice versa. |
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hiberno-english giz a pack of tayto! |
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i meant to say state instead of stature...i think. |
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wohha I wish my tongue was Icelandish... Coz it's so difficult to learn and I want to very much ! Mine is french, de the frenze :P |
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