This got a bit of discussion on /northernireland so figured would be fun to post it here aswell. My friend helped the rapgroup Kneecap to build a website where you can "adopt Irish words, pledging to be lifelong ambassadors for them, to protect and promote the language by encouraging organic engagement, one word at a time." What do guys think? I thought it was cool initiative!!
Adopting Irish words to keep them from dying?
byu/ZachosNachos inireland
Posted by ZachosNachos
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why a Swedish domain?
let them go extinct… it is just evolution.
If there’s cold on you, there’s cold on them: bring your idioms inside.
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I have a dream!
One thing I always say to my kids in Irish is trasna an bhóthair. They also both love the word stocai
Ugh Kneecap are so cringe.
Didn’t Manchán Magan do a art project with this premise years ago.
But why settle for 1 word, we live in Ireland we could just all learn a bit more than we currently have