submissivmsle36
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hi you
we have two languages here in Ireland Irish been the first and English been the second but it is English that is normally used here in Ireland |
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c3p0
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english although every one learns irish or gaelige in school but ppl usualy speak english there are different areas called gaelteachts where people speak total irish |
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Lauren
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English is the main language of Ireland. Although Irish is the nations language. |
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sxctara88
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The Majority of people speak English but everyone learns irish at school! |
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Trish D
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People speak many langauges here. English, Irish, Polish, Mandarin Chinese, Rroma.
The two official languages are Irish and English. Most people can speak (or understand) some Irish, but outside the Gaeltacht areas (Irish-speaking, mostly on the west coast) the majority of people speak English.
You will find road signs and official documentation in both of the official languages. |
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Private-me
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english is our first language but we are taught irish in schools.
there are small rural villages in parts of ireland called gaeiltachts
where irish is there first language though, during summer students from all over ireland spend time in these , kind of like summer camps, to improve their irish cause you have to do it for you exams in school.
people think theres no point to teaching irish in schools, but its usually young people that think this, when you get older your proud to have your own language.
plus very few people outside of ireland can understand it so you can get away with saying anything when your abroad haha
road sign and official documents also come in irish.
there are alot of polish speakers too cause of immigrant workers here |
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elle
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english and irish.irish is compulsary for primary & secondary teaching, being a civil servant and a garda.we have gaeltachts where people speak irish only. |
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LikeThatWillHappen
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We speak an array of languages, due to the influx of many different nationalities. Yet we have two national languages, Gaeilge (Irish) and Béarla (English).
Along the west coast and in some areas in the centre of the country there are areas called GaeltachtaÃ, where the Irish Language is spoken as the everyday language. Areas include Rath Cairn in Co. Meath, Conemara in Co. Galway and Ring in Co. Waterford. But there are many, many more.
There are about 60,000 people in Ireland who use Gaeilge as their everyday language, yet according to the recent Cencus over 1 million people in the Country are fluent (of lÃofa as we say in Irish) in the language.
It is a mandatory subject at both Primary and Secondary schools.
Tá súil agam go fhreagraÃonn an pÃosa seo do cheist! (I hope this piece answers your question!) |
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greenorlagh
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English mostly but there are areas where just Irish is spoken tho all can also speak English. |
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KiSs/KiZzY
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yeah english is the main language but kids are still taught gaelic irish in school and there is irish translations on all main roadsigns |
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hmmmmm Eggy Weggys
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ireland is an english speaking country, there are areas in the west that speak irish though |
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alan m
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Everyone speaks english but for some strange reason they still force children to learn Irish at school which of course has no value to them in future. |
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Elaine And Manus
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English......end of |
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