>>it's also interesting to know that there are categories of darkness for the sky - i've never heard anyone use them. i have a friend from illinois but i've never visited.<<
>> you'll often find that people who speak irish will speak english slightly differently due to grammatical differences between the languages.<<
There's often carryover. Languages are fascinating.
>> i want to learn irish, though. it's a beautiful language. i like the bits and pieces i've learned from my boyfriend<<
Go for it! There's enough attention to preserving it that if you write in Irish Gaelic, you could pick up additional readers that way. Plus it has some of the best color vocabulary in the world. :D
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>> you'll often find that people who speak irish will speak english slightly differently due to grammatical differences between the languages.<<
There's often carryover. Languages are fascinating.
>> i want to learn irish, though. it's a beautiful language. i like the bits and pieces i've learned from my boyfriend<<
Go for it! There's enough attention to preserving it that if you write in Irish Gaelic, you could pick up additional readers that way. Plus it has some of the best color vocabulary in the world. :D