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9.18pm
3 May 2012
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^^ Really? Haha I knnow someone famous – she’s got her own record and everything! 
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18 March 2013
Offline fabfouremily said
^^ Really? Haha I knnow someone famous – she’s got her own record and everything!
Ah stahp it 
The 2000 or so people who watch SpongeBob in Irish are proud of me 
I don’t think there is anything of my voice up on Youtube will do a quick scan, TO THE SPONGEBOB IN IRISH VIDEOS!!!
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9.26pm
14 January 2013
Offline I think it sounds better than the American version.
9.27pm
3 May 2012
Offline I wasn’t taken the p, Katie. Well done! 
My voice, face or name aren’t anywhere haha.
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18 March 2013
Offline Cheers And nothing to be found unfortunately, I only ever did the newer episodes of SpongeBob and I don’t to think I’m going back to do anymore dubbing work because of school well at least not for another 2 years anyways 
They are going to do Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 in a couple of months (I think) and I really want to do it but can’t take time off school, I’d be a better Luna then the one they have at the moment now anyways 
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Offline Sponge Bob mesmerizes me. I have to skip over it quickly or I get totally stuck.
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9.52pm
14 January 2013
Offline Sounds pretty, just can’t understand it.
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18 March 2013
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I wouldn’t expect you to, it’s a very hard language to learn- the grammar is ridiculous! She’s talking to the Irish diaspora around the world for St. Patrick’s Day although me being the Irish Grammar Nazi I am, notice that she doesn’t pronounce the “h’s” in a couple of words.
A debate in the comment section of the video:
Which sounds nicer? French or Irish?
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10.00pm
14 January 2013
Offline Irish sounds nicer to me. I don’t know, something the French accent has never warmed up to me.
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18 March 2013
Offline The only thing that’s good about Irish is I can sort of understand Scottish Gaelic and Manx (and I get work out if it, obviously) – I can’t read them (What the hell is Scottish about) but I’d get the gist of what somebody is saying which is always nice. I always watch BBC Alba when I’m at my apartment in Galway, the similarities between the two languages is amazing! A lot of words are the same but spelt differently, I can understand the weather report in Gaelic 
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2.13am
1 November 2012
Offline AppleScruffJunior said
Here’s a question I’ve always wanted to ask people who don’t speak Irish: What does it sound like? Harsh, angry, sad, musical, happy etc.Here’s an example:
The ex-Presidente talking
So, what do ye think?
To my ears, that Irish ex-President sounds like an alien being from the Planet Goibhniu in the Constellation of Conchobhar, informing Mankind that her people come in peace. 
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2.18am
1 November 2012
Offline AppleScruffJunior said
The only thing that’s good about Irish is I can sort of understand Scottish Gaelic and Manx (and I get work out if it, obviously) – I can’t read them (What the hell is Scottish about) but I’d get the gist of what somebody is saying which is always nice. I always watch BBC Alba when I’m at my apartment in Galway, the similarities between the two languages is amazing! A lot of words are the same but spelt differently, I can understand the weather report in Gaelic
Can you understand Welsh? I’ve seen some road signs in Welsh, and some names of towns can have like 30 letters in them.
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Offline AppleScruffJunior said
Here’s a question I’ve always wanted to ask people who don’t speak Irish: What does it sound like? Harsh, angry, sad, musical, happy etc.Here’s an example:
The ex-Presidente talking
So, what do ye think?
It is a lot nicer/softer sounding than German for sure.
But, sorry, I have to go with French as my preference over Irish. Please don’t take it personally
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12.45am
8 November 2012
Offline Listening to my homework – this week is folk music – and found Simon & Garfunkel’s “My Little Town,” which I really enjoyed.
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Offline ^^ This part:
And after it rains
There’s a rainbow
And all of the colors are black
It’s not that the colors aren’t there
It’s just imagin-ation they lack
Everything’s the same
Back in my little town
reminds me of that movie Pleasantville.
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2.01am
1 November 2012
Offline I really like the aggressive sound of the acoustic piano in Paul Simon’s “My Little Town” as well as its very “piano-y” tonality, and the use of deep bass keys rarely heard in pop songs. No doubt Simon (like the other Paul, an obsessive about musical recording) meticulously scripted what and how the pianist should play.
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5.51am
17 January 2013
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"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
2.14am
8 November 2012
Offline Came across the Robert Randolph and the Family Band while looking up funk-revivalist bands for my class presentation. I wouldn’t call this particular song an example of funk, but I love it.
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29 August 2013
Offline Funny Paper said
AppleScruffJunior saidThe only thing that’s good about Irish is I can sort of understand Scottish Gaelic and Manx (and I get work out if it, obviously) – I can’t read them (What the hell is Scottish about) but I’d get the gist of what somebody is saying which is always nice. I always watch BBC Alba when I’m at my apartment in Galway, the similarities between the two languages is amazing! A lot of words are the same but spelt differently, I can understand the weather report in Gaelic
Can you understand Welsh? I’ve seen some road signs in Welsh, and some names of towns can have like 30 letters in them.
I used to live in Llandegfan in North Wales, I can pronounce some Welsh (all those double-lls) but not speak it any more – been too many years away.
On topic; listening to “Beatles 1962-1966, disc 1”. I am up to 1966, last was “Revolver “, next will be “Sgt. Pepper ‘s” – once I get disc 2 of the red box out of the way. I had a digression when I bought “New” and “Lightning Bolt”, I think this is the first time since the 1980s that I have had 2 new top ten albums to listen to in the one week – I feel so hip
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