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Ta ionad na Gaeilge ann agus labhrann muid i nGaeilge gach lá. Tá na múinteoirí deas agus bíonn an chraic ar dóigh. Tá cairde agam i mo rang ón bhunscoil.
(There is a Irish Unit and we speak Irish every day. The teachers are nice and the fun is fun. I have friends in my class from primary school.)
Is féidir liom mo theanga náisiúnta a labhairt. Níl gaeilge ag gach duine. Tá daoine cáiliúla cosúil le ‘Kneecap’ in ann í a labhairt.
(I can speak my national language. Not everyone speaks Irish. Famous people like 'Kneecap' can speak it.)
Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo mhúinteoir. Gheobhaidh mé níos mó airgid mar tá teanga eile agam. Ba mhaith liom obair i meanscoil, b’fhéidir.
(I want to be a teacher. I will get more money because I speak another language. I would like to work in a post primary school, maybe.)
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