Clearly Ireland hasn't benefitted from independence At least we could have taught you how to speak and spell *beats a hasty retreat*
Given that English is my native language I'd say you succeeded on that one. Not that that justifies the 700 years of oppression though .
Hurray for oppression! (not) Ireland's a lovely place, even if you can't pronounce the places you've visited My niece's name is Aoife which although short and sweet also throws a lot of people..
One I in my name. Aoife's 80% vowel quotient isn't so bad. There are Welsh words with what appear to be a 0% vowel quotient. My fave is the name of a (probably) horse fromThe Mabinogion: Drwgddyddwg.
Drwgddyddwg isn't that tough. In Welsh W is a vowel, and Y is treated much the same as it is in English. DD is a hard TH like this not thistle. "DROOG thi thoog" or Droog "THI thoog". Still not easy, but manageable.
I've got two i's and two e's in my name . And I've got two i's in my nick. So I'd say that's very yes.
Nice try. The question asked was "Letter I in youre (sic) name?" not "Letter I in 'your name'?" Punctuation matters: there was a multi-million dollar lawsuit in Canada recently that hinged on a comma.