>there are still idiots pronouncing his name "Silly-an" instead if "Killy-an"
Learn some Gaelic you dumb shits.
![limmy[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/cBg7V4h.jpg "limmy[1].jpg")
>>70460555
>Learn some Gaelic
Cheels?
>>70460555
>learn this super irrelevant language so you can pronounce names correctly
was a good post until that line, letting people know its killian was enough
>Learn some Gaelic you dumb shits
don't know why but this killed my sides
>>70460555
Gaelic has nonsensical spelling
>>70460660
That's entirely relative
>mfw more people in Ireland speak Polish than Gaelic
killy-ourself faggot
>>70460684
Literally not true though
>>70460682
"""no"""
>let's use the latin alphabet but just completely ignore the pronunciation conventions
>>70460555
What's his best movie?
Saw Disco Pigs yesterday and couldn't tell of the character spoke like a retard or if that was just the accent
Already saw him in that zombie movie
>>70460713
Plenty of languages do that
>>70460682
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU7HbJtop2Q
Là dhomh 's mi 'm beinn a' cheathaich
Far al a leò ro ho bhi ò
Hoireann is ò ho rò bhi o ho
Hi rì ho ro ho bha ò hug ò ro
'S ann agam 's a bha 'n sealladh
you're right this is great pronunciation
>>70460555
more like gaylick you spudsucking degenerates
>>70460555
Mispronouncing Irish names is why Caitlín came to be pronounced "Kate-lin" by Americans.
>>70460760
Obviously you're going to be confused if you don't know the language
>>70460755
and those languages are also unnecissarily esoteric
>>70460742
28 Days Later
Wind That Shakes The Barley
also his TV show Peaky Blinders is very good
Native speaker here. Language is being killed by rote learning curriculum
>>70460780
Irish names are stupid
>>70460555
>c
>it's actually a k
c is such a pointless letter
>>70460791
The people using those languages would say the exact same thing about English. Like I said, it's all relative
>>70460799
Don't forget Sunshine, that shit was lit
>there are still idiots pronouncing his name "zackerberg" instead if "tsoockerberg"
Learn some Yiddish you dumb shits.
>Saoirse = seer-sha
fucking how
>>70460660
>>70460713
It make sense in a totally convuluted way that the language necessitates. People act like things like mh as 'v' is somehow insane when English uses digraphs like ch, th, ph, sh. Irish C is always a hard C which is perfectly sensible because why the fuck is C sometimes an S in other languages.
>>70460787
nigger.
i dont know spanish, italian, german, italian, or hell even russian. yet i can still read their shittier language. it only takes a few moments of memorization to read cyrillic.
gaellic is full archaic retard
>>70460844
potato logic
>>70460844
aoi = "ee"
se = "sheh"
>tfw I know its Killian but I can't stop pronouncing it Chileean
>tfw I have the same problem with archive
>pronounce it Ar-chive rather than Ar-kive
>>70460863
Irish monks were the people that decided maybe we should actually start adding spaces between words. Orareyougoingtostarttypingthepurenonpotatowaylikethis?
>>70460816
>>70460853
cymru
>>70460909
You just made that up.
>>70460939
>In the 7th century Irish monks started using blank spaces, and introduced their script to France. By the 8th or 9th century spacing was being used fairly consistently across Europe.
>>70460809
From the Gaelic point of view K is redundant because C is always /k/ in Irish and nobody was really using K when Irish adopted the Latin alphabet.
You can get rid of C.
hard c = k
soft c = s
ch = x
all original words beginning with x now start with z; ie: zylophone
and with the new system, you'd have xurx fo church
in fact, you can probably assign these digraphs to new individual letters
ch, sh, th, ph, wh
ch is x
sh is ʃ
th is þ
and so on and so forth
>>70460985
I don't know where that comes from but plenty of old texts have spaces between them, or dots instead.
>>70460932
cum reeee
>>70461014
Find one from Europe before 7th century
>>70460555
>mfw I've been pronouncing it "chili and"
>>70461039
dots were used in older versions of latin and greek but fell out of use family
>>70461039
Pic related, the points are used as spaces.
Also, Europe isn't the entire world.
>>70461102
>Europe isn't the entire world.
haha good one
>>70460854
>yet i can still read their shittier language
you say that but you probably can't
>>70460555
>the actor pronounces it "Silly-an"
>"n-no, you're wrong"
>>70461091
AAAAAAAAAAAAANOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!
>>70461169
>>70461153
This scroll is 2000 years old, you might not be familiar with Hebrew script but it has spaces.
>>70461102
>before 7th century
>>70461188
No he doesn't.
>>70460555
>both him and Aidan are Irish
There must be a connection there
>>70461277
Yeah the connection is that they're both Irish
>>70461102
>Pope Sixtus 5th
> before 7th century...
>>70461293
This is why they pay you the big bucks anon
>>70461277
CIA and the Scarecrow
>>70461260
Yes he does you stupid nigger.
>>70461361
>>the actor pronounces it "Silly-an"
>>70461324
No comment and no further questions will be taken
>>70461361
what's wrong with his face
>>70461411
Too aesthetic. It confuses mortals
>>70461432
No his eyes are too far apart and his nose looks flat from certain angles and I can't put my finger on the rest. Looks a bit like Maggie Gyllenhal.
>>70461385
That's what it says in the gif, stupid.
>em, eh, it's pronounced silly-an
>>70461464
Well whatever it is, it seems to work because apparently he makes women weak in the knees
>>70461505
Only because he used to look like a famished junkie
>>70460844
saoi = sore
rse = arse
>>70460807
americans are stupid
>>70461480
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfzUNzmmWwo
>this entire thread
>>70460844
>knight is pronounced /nʌJt/
fucking how
>>70464936
>there are people that will defend silent letters
>>70464810
>not available in your country
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