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DO NOT CLAIM THE DESIGN AS YOURSTag me the first time you draw them !! I'd love to see what ye do
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Oil Bubbles yes but not the dog thing
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I'll give Oil Bubbles for free if you like
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Cool have fun w her uwu
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You're very welcome!! 
Super cute!
(What's that in Irish?)
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: D
I don't know what "cute" is in Irish.Β :0
It's my native language but not my first
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Oh I see.
So you were raised English or both?
I was raised in three languages. English is my second one ^^
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I was raised in English, but I went to an Irish speaking primary school, so I am fairly good in the language, though I wouldn't say that i'm fluent.
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Oh that's cool!
Very interesting. I've never heard people speaking Irish in real life before.
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Awwww, so beautiful! I love this language! It sounds great!
Awesome!
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It's so much fun to speak too!!
Common phrases include:
Dia guit! (Dee-a gwit) means "God be with you" but is always used for "hello"
Conas atΓ‘ tΓΊ? (Cunnass attaw too) means "how are you"
CΓ©n fΓ‘th? (Cayn faw) means "what's the reason?" or "why?"
An bhuil cead agam dul go dtΓ an leithreas? [spelled wrong probably] (un vuill cyad agum dul guh dee un leh-riss) means "Am I allowed go to the bathroom?"
Le d'thoil? (Leh d-hull) "please?"
TΓ‘ brΓ³n orm (taw bro-n urm) "I'm sorry"
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So intetesting!!
I guess I'm gonna learn Irish now. At least I try ^^
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That word be cool!
Nobody ever really speaks it anymore though. It's a dying language.
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Yeah, that's sad!
People shall speak it. It's important for culture!
My native language is dying as well, although it's spoken by almost 7 million people.
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There are only 2 counties in Ireland that speak Irish normally.
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Only two? How many counties do you have?
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Ohhh so only a small minority speaks Irish
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A very very small minority.
Now of course, there are Irish schools like the one I went to, and they know how to speak Irish, but over 95% do not speak Irish at home.
Oof.
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But some of the signs in cities are written in Irish, right?
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Yes yes, and in shops too. But nobody really pays attention to those.
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That's a shame. I mean I liked to read the signs in Ireland although I didn't know how to pronounce the words. XD
In my opinion more people shall learn this language before it dies!
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The signs are so normal for us we don't ever notice them.
Often times, on a walk, my mom will point at a sign and ask me, "do you know what that means?" And I say yes and read it, but really nobody cares.
I think so too! If more people learn it,,, it won't- well, die!
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Oh I see!
I'm my country many signs are written in three languages. But most of them are in English so everyone understands them.
www.deviantart.com/21y6jappmbfβ¦
Like this one, it's in 3 languages. I hope this link works ^^'
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The link didn't work ha ha ^^'
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I knew it...
...well, the example was a sign where was written danger/ gevaar/ ingozi
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Ah cool!!
Ingozi sounds like a cool word oo
And it means danger?
HMM
this is giving me some ideas
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Yep, ingozi means danger!
That's one of the few words I know from this language XDD
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It's Zulu or IsiZulu. A language spoken by a majority of black people.
Sadly, it wasn't taught at my school.
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The lion king was dubbed into Zulu.
youtu.be/N_cUPmyCm5U
It's an interesting language XD
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Awesome! I love the lion king.
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Me too!
I really enjoyed the movie! π¦
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Same!
I'm not happy about the realistic new one though. : (
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I don't know...maybe I'm gonna give it a try, maybe I don't.
But in my opinion the original one was just as fine as it was. We don't need no realistic one. It's all animated anyways XD
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Yeah. Disney's just piggybacking on nostalgia for money.
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