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OKane
Posted on Thursday, June 26, 2003 - 02:32 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

Hello everyone!
I was wondering if any good linguists could give me some insights into just how wide the gaps are between... say the Gaeilge spoken in Cork and that which is spoken in Derry.

Would a native speaker from Cork find himself in trouble listening to a Derry speaker or would it just be a bit strange?

If it helps to make the analogy, is it only like the difference between someone from Texas, US and something like Hull, England as far as english goes... or is it more like the difference between Quebec and Paris French?

I appreciate the time...

Sean O'Kane

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Duine Ciúin
Posted on Thursday, June 26, 2003 - 08:15 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

This comes up very often and has been discussed exhaustively here. Try a search on the forum here and see if you can find any recent threads.

If not, come back and ask for more help.

Slán agus beannacht.

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