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In school, Irish was often treated like maths. Right or wrong. Learn this off. Marks on a page. It wasn’t really a language, it was a subject. But now there’s a shift happening. People are starting to see Irish for what it actually is: a living, breathing way to connect, express, belong. And that’s where this idea of the Nua-Ghael comes in. Not the perfect speaker (if that exists). Not the grammar warrior. Just someone who’s using the language, however they have it. And honestly, it’s I love it.

Jiaguwen, or oracle bone inscriptions, are an ancient Chinese language named for their inscriptions on tortoise shells and animal bones. They are a primitive form of Chinese characters and the oldest fully-developed characters in China. The oracle bone inscription "bei," meaning "shell," looks like a cowrie shell, a form of currency during the Shang and Zhou dynasties (1600 BC-256 BC), symbolizing wealth and value. Let's see how the ancients defined words. Credit: CCTV9纪录 #UNChineseLanguageDay #