H
i everyone!!! It’s kind of cold here, you know?, well, on Friday we woke up early in order to go to Connemara (far away from Limerick), there we met some Irish students, really nice guys! They looked older than us and they were only 16 years old!.Their first language is Gaelic, And their second is English, we have recorded a short video of an Irish girl counting from 1 
to 10 in Gaelic and then in Spanish, very funny!.
We made an exchange of cultures, we showed them the Dulce de Leche, Mate (They didn’t like it at all!!, it was really bitter) and some Tango (Tomas Rebord and Laura Dominguez were in charge of that, they made a really nice performance), we also played a couple of rock songs.
The Irish students played some songs too, using the tin-whistle (small flute), a violin and accordeon!, also a small Irish guy sang a lovely song! (its recorded, of course).
So we are having a really good time! :D
See ya, people! J
to 10 in Gaelic and then in Spanish, very funny!.We made an exchange of cultures, we showed them the Dulce de Leche, Mate (They didn’t like it at all!!, it was really bitter) and some Tango (Tomas Rebord and Laura Dominguez were in charge of that, they made a really nice performance), we also played a couple of rock songs.
The Irish students played some songs too, using the tin-whistle (small flute), a violin and accordeon!, also a small Irish guy sang a lovely song! (its recorded, of course).
So we are having a really good time! :D
See ya, people! J
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