Should I try to sing professionally?

[tzar_kirov]

Maybe i should do something with my voice. I walk around at work, singing, and my workmates tell me to sing up. I did the other day, and one of the customers comes over to me, touches me on the shoulder and says 'You have a beautiful voice! Do you sing professionaly?'. I was too embarrassed to continue the conversation much more than that, so

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[anfguy8877]

"Agus anois cén uair tá mé faic mo chaol, is mo liom gearr ina shiseogaí sé"

So...what language is that in? And, well, what does it mean?

I'm interested. Got me hooked.

[tzar_kirov]

Heh... it's my native tongue... well... half my native tongue. It's in Irish Gaelic. Interestingly in Ireland we have our very own language, but it's not very widely spoken (due to English occupation, and thus destruction of Irish culture). The only place in Ireland where we speak it as a first language is in small areas called the gaelteachta, which are growing i am proud to announce *glows*. We all must learn Irish Gaelic in primary school, but it's not compulsery in high school. Most pupils don't continue the language because most people in Ireland speak English anyway, and we were normally trying to get away from Ireland... do to the lack of jobs, money, food, healthcare etc... Now it's changed though *glows again*. Germany's always good for a loan =D

[anfguy8877]

Sing for me, I'll sing right back.

It'll be magic.

[tzar_kirov]

Fantastic! I've always loved to sing a good duet =)

[tie_me_down]

you also need to call me to say hi sometime.

[tzar_kirov]

I've been thinking of you my dear, however i would feel wrong to just message you saying hi. I am strapped for time, and i fear also that you would be in a similar situation, for this seems to be very much the case normally. However, i shall contact you later, and arrange a time to catch up with you.

I hope you're well.