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That's because it's spelled "féin" as Gaeilge, so it's more like 'fay-n'
by SlashmanX 11y ago
That's because it's spelled "féin" as Gaeilge, so it's more like 'fay-n'
- s_kilk 11y agoYeah, (born and raised in Ireland, complete with the mandatory Irish Language lessons), I'm just wondering where the poster above got the supposed "h" sound from.
- SlashmanX 11y agoI'm pretty sure it's pronounced with that 'h' sound in Ulster but most schools in Ireland are taught "Gaeilge na Mumhan" so we grew up it being an 'f' sound