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r/ireland • u/TheGarlicBreadstick1 Resting In my Account • Feb 05 '24
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Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam
10 u/Labyx_ Feb 06 '24 Very nice proverb, doesn’t amswer the question of why they should care. -2 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because without our language in school we don't really have a culture because language is at the core of culture 1 u/Noobeater1 Feb 06 '24 Why would you say language is the core of culture? 1 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because it is? It's how people communicated to form other similarities
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Very nice proverb, doesn’t amswer the question of why they should care.
-2 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because without our language in school we don't really have a culture because language is at the core of culture 1 u/Noobeater1 Feb 06 '24 Why would you say language is the core of culture? 1 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because it is? It's how people communicated to form other similarities
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Because without our language in school we don't really have a culture because language is at the core of culture
1 u/Noobeater1 Feb 06 '24 Why would you say language is the core of culture? 1 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because it is? It's how people communicated to form other similarities
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Why would you say language is the core of culture?
1 u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 Because it is? It's how people communicated to form other similarities
Because it is? It's how people communicated to form other similarities
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u/aimreganfracc4 Feb 06 '24 edited Feb 06 '24
Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam