Yu Ming look at my other version for full video in one clip

Gearscannan. Best ever Irish langauge short film. Ta is as gaeilge é.

Yes it is in irish. Story of a Chinese lad who decides to learn Irish.....

Category:

Education

Tags:

• gaeilge
• gaelic
• tg4
• scannan
• celtic
• ireland

[96cambridge]

Chun an fhís go láir a fheiceáil feach ar an video response

This is a video i did to make a certain harsh point concerning the langauge in Ireland. To see the whole vid and the comic punch line checkout the video reponse.

[gws76]

Where's the rest of the movie?

[96cambridge]

I like this ending it ms it more powerful. I may add the rest at some stage.

[deadrock05]

australian accent you tool

[Trobus]

Go raibh maith agat!

that film kicks ass!! :)

[22grena]

Whats the name of the main actor?

[Uzbazur345]

Love Gaelic language!! Have an amazing sound!!

[Rosewrayth]

@96cambridge it is more powerful, but i really did love the ...punchline? (did you know ...speak chinese) :)

[paul23327]

your missing the last part where he goes to the gaeltacht to work in a bar :(

[commandercookie1]

its so funny this video

im from Ireland myself

[charcodublin]

ucd library at 2mins! haha god how i hate tht place!

[padraico1]

excellent piece I saw it in the cinema years ago and I still refer to it. Do you have any more material?

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[cinnireseisri]

It's really not the point, they're trying to use for dramatic purposes the difficulty in changing cultures. So a lot of Chinese know how to use fork and knife and a lot of Westerners know how to use chop sticks. Let's move on.

[cinnireseisri]

The "are you talking to me?" part was actually first done in the "Now You're Talking" video series in virtually the same format in front of a mirror. Good to see they included in here, classic.

[elryan1982]

i don't think it's meant as a dig at the chinese though- just to show he feels alone and alienated, far from home...