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Post by snookyjojo on Apr 20, 2006 18:16:43 GMT 1
Okay, this question's by fa my favourite! ha!
CAN YOU ALREADY SING ALONG WITH ONE OF THE GAELIC SONGS? HA! ;D
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Post by DazedOblivion on Apr 24, 2006 0:32:06 GMT 1
I sure cannot sing those lyrics.  I still have a hard time with "Lagan Love" and that's sung in English! I always mishear lyrics. To me, it sounds like she sang a little something about the Beatles. ;D I sure think that the Gaelic songs sound beautiful, though.  |
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Post by snookyjojo on Apr 24, 2006 19:55:17 GMT 1
Yeah they're great! And I have to admit that they're much much harder to sing along with than other music I know in another language! hahaha ;D
But one day Steve! One day we'll be standing in the first row and SING ALONG! YAY!
Oh hahaha, just imagine you'd be at a karaoke bar and it's your turn and you'd have to sing in gaelic! hahahahahahahaha now that'd be funny, wouldn't it? ;D
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Post by Sabine on Apr 26, 2006 15:42:12 GMT 1
I also tried to sing along to Buchaill on Eirne, ´cause that´s by far my favourite of the gaelic songs  When Home was new I put the songs on my mp3-player and listened to them every day on the train to school. I also had a piece of paper with the gaelic lyrics of Buchaill on Eirne with me and played this song again and again, all the time. I listened to the lyrics and read them on my paper at the same time. It´s quite difficult to pronounce it correctly, because the words aren´t pronounced the same way that they´re written. But, after some time I got it, well, I didn´t sing along aloud, haha, that would have been funny in the train, but I still remember parts of the lyrics.  |
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Post by snookyjojo on Apr 26, 2006 20:10:06 GMT 1
wow!!! So you really can saaaaaaay aprts of the lyrics? *impressed* haha ;D
Is it actually correct how Andrea sings the song? I once read a ...well...not too nice discussion about that song where Andrea was blamed for singing the song as she probably learned it at school and not saying each word exactly right. I think that's rather mean what those people are saying! Don't you think? I mean it's a really hard language, isn't it?
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Post by The One & Only Official *MIP* on Apr 27, 2006 13:31:00 GMT 1
"My Lagan Love" was recorded by Charlotte Church years ago, and I still can't sing to it...
Old Town I can sing to, teeheehee...
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Post by SingleTunePoet on Apr 27, 2006 13:41:49 GMT 1
I believe my main problem is that every time I try to say ( not even talking about singing here) one of the Gaelic words I start to mumble because I am afraid someone might be listening which is pretty paranoid because I doubt someone´s listening when I am alone in my flat. ( Claiming that I don´t have a stalker.) So anyway, with this knowledge, I guess, you can imagine that it´ll never be possible for me to learn the Gaelic words. Haha. Now, seriously, it is such a complicated language. It seems somehow that each word is pronounced just that way that you believe it can´t be pronounced *lol*.
I am very proud that I am now able to say the name Saoirse (Thanks Cecelia. *lol* Seeeeeerrrr...shaaaa...) But one of the Gaelic songs? No chance.
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Post by snookyjojo on Apr 27, 2006 19:00:40 GMT 1
hahahahaha! I find it really hard to find a system of how the letters are connected with th epronounciation! hahahaha....I'm still researching for my system! MAY SOMEONE HELP PLEAAAAASE?  ;D |
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LET'S DANCE! thanks cyn 
is by far my favourite.....and dancing around naked in my jardin!!!!! LIRPA&LIRPA MAKE MY DAY!
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