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[marty34]

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Walsh / Welsh!!!

[Eamonnca1]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

[Never beat the deeler]

Any of these pronunciations are in the ha'penny place when you compare to the Tyrone/Armagh way of saying Hughes

Quze

[BennyCake]

Any of these pronunciations are in the ha'penny place when you compare to the Tyrone/Armagh way of saying Hughes

Quze

I don't say it like that and I'm from Armagh.

[laoislad]

Went for a run this morning
I passed a field full of kettle 

[RedHand88]

Went for a run this morning
I passed a field full of kettle 

Don't you mean

A field fulla cyyyattle hey.

[Rossfan]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

Stop making an eejit of yourself Eamon.
The proper pronunciations are " Finneh Gwael" and "Gwaletochth".
They are both Gaeilge😉.
Most eejits say Feeneh or Fine Gale. They also refer to GAA people as  "Gales"😁

[marty34]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

Stop making an eejit of yourself Eamon.
The proper pronunciations are " Finneh Gwael" and "Gwaletochth".
They are both Gaeilge😉.
Most eejits say Feeneh or Fine Gale. They also refer to GAA people as  "Gales"😁

Would that be Gwaeilge?

Or Queeva or Caoimhe?

[Mikhail Prokhorov]

the unionist education nordies receive certainly influences pronunciation 

[Rossfan]

They can always learn Gaeilge no matter what.
One that always makes me wince is their pronunciation of Róisín.

[BennyCake]

the unionist education nordies receive certainly influences pronunciation 

We haven't morphed into saying 'Bell-ack-y' or 'Mackera-felt' just yet though.

[J70]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

Stop making an eejit of yourself Eamon.
The proper pronunciations are " Finneh Gwael" and "Gwaletochth".
They are both Gaeilge😉.
Most eejits say Feeneh or Fine Gale. They also refer to GAA people as  "Gales"😁

Not in Donegal Irish.

[seafoid]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

Stop making an eejit of yourself Eamon.
The proper pronunciations are " Finneh Gwael" and "Gwaletochth".
They are both Gaeilge😉.
Most eejits say Feeneh or Fine Gale. They also refer to GAA people as  "Gales"😁

Not in Donegal Irish.

Gaeltart

Would be a great name for a cafe in Donegal

[Rossfan]

Here she is...I presume when she said Kettle she meant Cattle? Would be weird if they were rearing kettles on the farm.

Just on pronunciation, why can people (in particular those from the 26 counties) not pronoun the word sandwiches, there's no 'g' so why do they say 'sang wi jes' ?

Same reason free staters talk about Fine Gael as "Fine Gwale," or the Gaeltacht becomes the "Gwaletacht." I always thought that was weird.

Stop making an eejit of yourself Eamon.
The proper pronunciations are " Finneh Gwael" and "Gwaletochth".
They are both Gaeilge😉.
Most eejits say Feeneh or Fine Gale. They also refer to GAA people as  "Gales"😁

Not in Donegal Irish.

Gaeltart

Would be a great name for a cafe in Donegal

Them lot pronounce  Doire as "Dhy yah"