IRISH

 IRISH

The second language in Ireland is Irish, and everyone studies it at school. It is only spoken in some parts of Ireland. In my host family only the father spoke fluently.

At school I took four Irish classes and I didn't understand anything. I think it is very difficult to learn. Irish is very different from Spanish. My partner had been studying Irish for ten years and spoke very well.

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