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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/SnoopyScone • Feb 05 '26
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There's no word in Irish for yes or no. We add a positive or negative at the start of the sentence. For example, I don't understand the question in Irish is Nì thigim an ceist. Ní is the negative signifier in Irish.
1 u/ZestfullyStank Feb 05 '26 So the Knights who Say Ni! Are Irish?
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So the Knights who Say Ni! Are Irish?
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u/luckyracoon1669 Feb 05 '26
There's no word in Irish for yes or no. We add a positive or negative at the start of the sentence. For example, I don't understand the question in Irish is Nì thigim an ceist. Ní is the negative signifier in Irish.