oh irony of irony, I can't understand a word they are saying, not Mr Fry's lovely warm tones, thou, i think it's the recording, and the fact that this work PC has a really crap speaker in it.
@MrNegativeMrPositive Don't worry, it's all good. Did you know that there are some Swedish words similar to Irish (gaelic) words? Helps me remember when I go over to Sweden. e.g. bord, kanin are the same in Irish as Swedish. Nothing sucks!
@lorainedelaney Kanin ;) haha rabbit ^^ though gaelic, which is a insular-celtic language (if i'm correct) Is related to the italic language group more than to the north-germanic language group (swedish) ;) Though..i love celtic languages. I want 'em to reconstruct gaulish (continental celtic) that my ancestors spoke like 2,000 years back :P
@MrNegativeMrPositive I know, it's a bit of a stretch! I'm not an expert, but from personal experience I found that as I learned a language, it helped each time I learned (tried to) a new language, I could use the words I knew already to help me remember. And so, even with a minority language, I have found it almost comforting to find that link. I have just watched this programme tonight and it deals with the beginnings of language etc. Next week Stephen comes to Ireland to speak Irish!;)
@MrNegativeMrPositive I know, it's a bit of a stretch! I'm not an expert, but from personal experience I found that as I learned a language, it helped each time I tried a new language, I could use the words I knew already to help me remember. And so, even with a minority language, I have found it almost comforting to find that link. I have just watched this programme tonight and it deals with the beginnings of language etc. Next week Stephen comes to Ireland to speak Irish!;)
@MrNegativeMrPositive Apparently this has been in the making for about a year, so I suppose there's lots to see. If you like Stephen Fry, my best suggestion would be to look up on Youtube. I couldn't paste the link but type in 'Stephen Fry cameo in Irish television' and there is a clip of him in a local soap opera speaking in Irish, yay! Of course, he'll be discussing Joyce, Yeats and Wilde in Ireland too;)
@MrNegativeMrPositive Hee hee! Oops, I think I'm having a moment of schadenfreude here. I'm really not that evil. Maybe, if the Gods are smiling on you, you can watch it on BBC. Check it out!
@lorainedelaney haha ^^ i can't! >.< We don't have BBC in sweden :/ and it'll take 'em months to subtitle it and air it here. Gonna see if it's possible to stream, if so i'll have to change my ip adress...but worth it ! :D
@lorainedelaney bbc iplayer is only available to peeps with a UK IP Address, it's funny cuz when they announced cuts to the world service (radio), there where 1000's of ppl around the world who said they would gladly pay for it. The BBC is about one of the only outlets that make output for adults, everywhere else to increase their appeal seem to aim at 2 year olds, the same on the internet, and I am not saying that as a snooty brit, sometimes u don't want every minute detail explained to u.
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lotten1992 3 months ago
@lotten1992 Cut your sister some slack.
tidalwavedave305 1 week ago
oh irony of irony, I can't understand a word they are saying, not Mr Fry's lovely warm tones, thou, i think it's the recording, and the fact that this work PC has a really crap speaker in it.
yakacm 5 months ago 5
I wish this were airing in the US... Or full streaming episodes would be nice. :)
scarletlark 5 months ago 2
Volume is a bit too low :( But otherwise, YAY!! :D
carpeinfinitum 5 months ago
@carpeinfinitum Turn it up then?
ekmad 5 months ago
@ekmad Hehe...It was full on xD Maybe I'm going deaf, but it seemed to me as if they were speaking in hushed tones.
They're in a library so I'm not blaming them ^.^
carpeinfinitum 5 months ago
Quite interesting. Maybe joke?
morgan00125 5 months ago 12
This has been flagged as spam show
There is no God!
EurofighterVsRaptor 5 months ago
DAMN YOU ALLL! i can't watch this Q_Q ...Being swedish sucks...
MrNegativeMrPositive 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive
Being Swedish is cool and that's just the truth of it
barnabaswetton 5 months ago
@barnabaswetton the hell it is! it sucks...
MrNegativeMrPositive 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive Don't worry, it's all good. Did you know that there are some Swedish words similar to Irish (gaelic) words? Helps me remember when I go over to Sweden. e.g. bord, kanin are the same in Irish as Swedish. Nothing sucks!
lorainedelaney 5 months ago
@lorainedelaney Kanin ;) haha rabbit ^^ though gaelic, which is a insular-celtic language (if i'm correct) Is related to the italic language group more than to the north-germanic language group (swedish) ;) Though..i love celtic languages. I want 'em to reconstruct gaulish (continental celtic) that my ancestors spoke like 2,000 years back :P
MrNegativeMrPositive 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive I know, it's a bit of a stretch! I'm not an expert, but from personal experience I found that as I learned a language, it helped each time I learned (tried to) a new language, I could use the words I knew already to help me remember. And so, even with a minority language, I have found it almost comforting to find that link. I have just watched this programme tonight and it deals with the beginnings of language etc. Next week Stephen comes to Ireland to speak Irish!;)
lorainedelaney 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive I know, it's a bit of a stretch! I'm not an expert, but from personal experience I found that as I learned a language, it helped each time I tried a new language, I could use the words I knew already to help me remember. And so, even with a minority language, I have found it almost comforting to find that link. I have just watched this programme tonight and it deals with the beginnings of language etc. Next week Stephen comes to Ireland to speak Irish!;)
lorainedelaney 5 months ago
@lorainedelaney WHAT?!!! AWWWWW!!! now i want to watch it even more!!! >.< damn yoooouzzz!!! :D haha!
MrNegativeMrPositive 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive Apparently this has been in the making for about a year, so I suppose there's lots to see. If you like Stephen Fry, my best suggestion would be to look up on Youtube. I couldn't paste the link but type in 'Stephen Fry cameo in Irish television' and there is a clip of him in a local soap opera speaking in Irish, yay! Of course, he'll be discussing Joyce, Yeats and Wilde in Ireland too;)
lorainedelaney 5 months ago
@MrNegativeMrPositive Hee hee! Oops, I think I'm having a moment of schadenfreude here. I'm really not that evil. Maybe, if the Gods are smiling on you, you can watch it on BBC. Check it out!
lorainedelaney 5 months ago
@lorainedelaney haha ^^ i can't! >.< We don't have BBC in sweden :/ and it'll take 'em months to subtitle it and air it here. Gonna see if it's possible to stream, if so i'll have to change my ip adress...but worth it ! :D
MrNegativeMrPositive 5 months ago
@lorainedelaney bbc iplayer is only available to peeps with a UK IP Address, it's funny cuz when they announced cuts to the world service (radio), there where 1000's of ppl around the world who said they would gladly pay for it. The BBC is about one of the only outlets that make output for adults, everywhere else to increase their appeal seem to aim at 2 year olds, the same on the internet, and I am not saying that as a snooty brit, sometimes u don't want every minute detail explained to u.
yakacm 5 months ago 2
Quite interesting. Yes joke.
Funkification1 5 months ago 50
Quite interesting. No joke.
wizztay 5 months ago 68
very interesting
EIN771 5 months ago 3