Would you (really) like a Universal Language?

Taking these aspects into account...would it still be "fun" to speak a universal language?

just another theory of mine... comin' out of an English Speakin lesson, sooo....just thought it would be fair to speak English in the video for this only reason ;)

(ok, I do take for granted I didn't manage it actually lol but there are subtitles, so what are you gawking at? :P)

posso legendá-lo em português também, se houver demanda ;)

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[sainglain]

the english tried (and failed) to stop Irish people speaking gaeilge. the english also tried and failed to make the Irish change their reglion i.e. from being catholic to protestant.

[Irlandesaaa]

@sainglain that's bloody true! Ireland is the best example of cultural independence, despite several centuries of heavy influence. And the unique countries are the ones that stand out ;) u should all be proud ^^

[rosgireland]

Maith thú! An-spéisiúil!

[Irlandesaaa]

@rosgireland go raibh míle maith agat!! :D

[ronfan69]

Whether it is unusual or not, nobody can deny how unique it makes you. Being the only Brazilian to be able to speak Gaelic. It's not that unusual for someone to become enchanted with another culture anyway.

[Irlandesaaa]

@ronfan69 indeed! that's what I'm talkin about!

and thanks a lot for the compliment ;) d'ya speak irish too?

[sainglain]

bhfuil tú go maith ag eagarthóireacht físeán ró-