I recently found myself in Dublin, Ireland and decided to try speaking the Irish language, also known as Gaelic, with random strangers.

I recently found myself in Dublin, Ireland and decided to try speaking the Irish language, also known as Gaelic, with random strangers. How are you? Hi, good. How are you? Yeah. Conas atá tú? Huh? Conas atá tú? I don't... Conas atá tú? I don't talk Irish. I know that I know, but it doesn't matter. It's terrible. Well, I don't, I mean I'm just It's terrible. Yeah, I'm just American. I know you are. You're better. No, no, no. I want to ask how much the hats are? They were 12. 10 euros today. 10 euros? Yeah. Okay. Hey, how are you doing? I wanted to get a hat. Yeah. 12 euros. 12 euros. She said 10? Who said 10? She said 10. 10 I can't be telling you. Look at his face. Wait for it. Okay. It's it's malum. It's malum. I like this hat. It's malum. It's malum. It's terrible. He's American. He's American speaking Irish to us. I'm still learning. It's me it's me a a falum. A falum. Yeah. Don't understand. Do me a favor, will you? Go back to America. That's terrible. Póg mo thóin. Póg mo thóin. You're on camera. The guns are all um airsoft? Or Okay. It's it's malum. It's malum. It's malum. Let me get a... A wahlum CBD chewing gum. Thank you. Go raibh maith agat. Go raibh maith agat. Go raibh maith agat. It's cold. It's cold, yes it's cold. It's cold. Yeah. The weather is bad. And I'm sure good on her. And I'm sure good on her. Bad weather, yeah. Bad weather. I didn't know I knew all this. Hey, how are you? Good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was looking for those. Okay, get two for three euros. Two for two for three? Organic. Okay. They're good. How much for some bananas? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You speak Irish? Yes. I'm American. It's American for me. Yeah, it's Yeah, it's it's it's American for me. Yeah, I'm just learning. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nice. He speaks a bit of Irish. A little. Yeah. I'm just practicing. Where? In the city? In Dublin. I live in New York. And it's my first time in Dublin. It's his first time here. And he lives in New York. Nice job. Thank you. You got lots of subscribers? Yeah, we have 5 million. So, Póg mo thóin means... Salt. Póg mo thóin. Oh, I've heard that. Póg mo thóin. It's a good one. That the ass? Yeah. Póg mo thóin. Póg mo thóin. Don't say it too loud. Thank you, guys. Well done. Keep it up with the language. All the best. All right, you too. Go raibh maith agat. Go raibh maith agat. Keep it up, baby. Okay. I'll see you guys next time. Thanks, guys. Bye. Brazilian? Brazilian? No. What about you? I confused you. I thought you were a YouTuber. I am, yeah. You speak Chinese? Chinese? Yeah. Is that you? I don't speak Portuguese, though. Man. Yeah. I watched some some videos from your channel. Yeah. Yeah, cool, man. Cool, man. Nice to meet you, man. God bless you, okay? All right, have a good one, man. Very good, man. Thank you. Appreciate it. Hey, these nectarines or... Oh, nectarines. Okay. Do you have apples? Apples, do you have them? Do you speak Irish? I know. Okay. All right, sorry. Okay. All right, sorry. Good luck for you, too. Come here to me. You're a Yeah, come here to me. I'm like you. You don't know all these countries all over the world and speak the language. A lot of Dublin people don't speak words. I know, I know, I know. You lost their culture. Right, right, right. Even some of the guards here in the north don't speak words. Don't speak Irish. Next time I met up with one of my Irish teachers in an Irish pub where you're only allowed to order in Irish. In person, for real. There we go. Hello. How are you? Good, and you? I'm good. This is my first time here. First time. Hello. Let me get a pint of Guinness? And for my friend... Pint of Guinness as well. And... A glass of water. My first Guinness in Ireland! How much? Ten euros. Cheers. Delicious. You're from the United States? I'm from the United States. I'm American. What part? New York. I'm from New York. I'm going back tomorrow. I'm going back tomorrow. New York. A more. A more, yeah. How long has he been learning Irish? Oh, a couple weeks. A couple weeks?! Three weeks. Three weeks. And he's my teacher! How do you speak Irish? Since the age of 4... We both went to Irish-medium schools. You have a great level! I'm seeing you have very high standards! Dude, well, thanks for teaching me Irish. Holy shit, that was great. That was such a great time.