I have no doubt about that, but I always feel somewhat uncomfortable in places
where I don't understand the language. Especially in places where they pretend
to speak a language I do understand.
Don't worry, though, this problem is not limited to Northern Ireland, I had the
same problem on the English countryside. As a friend of mine from Surrey put it
upon my complaint: 'It's the slang of the local youth. It consists of dropping
half of the consonants, mispronouncing the other half and torturing the vowels.'
Or as an old friend from the US once put it: 'Two countries separated by a
common language.'
HH
>
> Suspect that you're not alone there, but we are a really lovely people when
> not fighting with each other. Come and visit, you will enjoy it.
>
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