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Tá dúil mhór agam sna hábhair nua atá mé ag foghlaim agus is breá liom bheith ag imirt spóirt le daoine ó gach chuid de Co Dhoire…agus Tír Eoghain!
I really enjoy the new subjects that I am learning about and I love playing sports with people from all over county Derry... and Tyrone!
Is teanga na hÉireann í an Ghaeilge ach ní bhíonn an seans ag gach duine í a fhoghlaim agus a labhairt – tá an t-ádh linne.
Irish is the native language of Ireland but not everyone has the opportunity to learn and speak the language – we are very lucky.
Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo mhúinteoir nó i mo phoitigéir. Má bhíonn siopa poitigéara agam bheinn ábalta labhairt i nGaeilge le custaiméirí le Gaeilge agus fógraí dá theangach a bheith agam.
I would like to be a teacher or a pharmacist. If I had a pharmacy, I would be able to speak in Irish with my customers and have bilingual signs.
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