Má brea le daoine gaelic an thig libh é a fholaim nó má tá sé ioreolís agat cheanna féin, an thig libh é a scríobh.Má tá gaeilic ar bith agaibh beith a fhois agaidh níl mise go hiontach aige ach tá mé ag chuir isteach an iarract go fóil.(If yous love gaelic can yous learn it or if yous know it already can you write it. If yous have gaelic yous will know im not great at it, but im still putting in the effort. LEARN IT, TRY IT !

You mean Gaelic isn't a Martian dialect?

I love Gaelic.

ugggggggh

AMEN. Open your ears and your minds fellow RP english-speakers and hear the song of the world.

Gaelic is now spoken by only a few thousand native speakers. A wider number of Irish now learn it as a second language. Many of the other strange-sounding languages you hear at RP are or will soon be in similar straits. If we don't sing, hear, and celebrate languages they will vanish. Heartfelt thanks, Bill, for keeping music like this in the playlist.


kvmrdj wrote:

Good Mando. GREAT Flute. But no great shakes vocally.

This makes me think of Milla Jovovich in the Fifth Element.

No it's not martian or a turntable in reverse folks, it's the beautiful Gaelic language.

I think she said, "I could die in Escondido."

A catchy little tune, even if sounds like it's sung in Martian.

ursus88 wrote:

No no no no no... not again

strick wrote:

And overdubbed the new age track??

Why is she trying to fit all those multi sylabic words into a simple tune???

I love it, but I have a soft spot for all things Irish.

LOL LOL
Where's Alice the Goon and the Jeep?

strick wrote:

Because the song is "ethnic", I'm not going to rate it super low even though I'm not that impressed. A 6 for now.

dtb wrote:

That's what the Italians say about English.

hahahahahahaha ">

Okay, who's the wiseguy that put the turntable on reverse????

ursus88 wrote: