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Wednesday 13 July 2022
If Anyone Thinks Irishmen Only Speak English
If anyone thinks "Irish" (a k a Irish Gaelic) means English as spoken in Ireland (a k a Irish Brogue), take a look and a listen at this video:
"Tha mi ag iarraidh bruidhinn 's a Gàidhlig"
19 avr. 2017 | Criomagan beatha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6fU66a-Go4
And just for the record, no, I should have stated it like : if anyone thinks Gaelic (a k a Scottish Gaelic) means English as spoken in Scotland (a k a Braid Scots), take a look and a listen at this video, already cited, as it is arguably set in Scotland./HGL
PS, I am certainly getting too little sleep, while I don't know either of the two Gaelics, I do know that "I am" is "Tha mi" in Scottish Gaelic and "Táim" in Irish Gaelic!/HGL
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