ok so i live Ireland which means that i have to irish im terrible at it but my parents force me to do honours, im really bad at it and i do every other subject honours and i have to spned 2hrs per night doing it.My parents said if im not able to do it by halloween i can give it up but i want to stop doing it now how can i convince i thwm

What does it mean to have to "Irish"?

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Considering the fact that I can hardly understand what you have written....

I suggest you start studying Irish AND English A LOT.

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I don't get his thread at all...

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Suck it up and force yourself to at least enjoy it a little. I recently wanted to drop out of art school after only 2 weeks but I stuck it out and now I'm doing just fine.
Nothing is as bad as it seems. It's better to at least try and not do so well than it is to completely give up and fail miserably.

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It means Irish is forced on us as a language in school.

I switched to foundation Irish a few days before my leaving cert., the test was super-easy.
I would have passed the ordinary level too.

Why are your parents forcing a dead language on you?
I'm pretty sure everyone knows it's pointless now.
The only use it has is confusing foreigners.

The missing word was "learn".
Why you can't fill in an obvious word?
You fail englishes?

TBH I didn't even know it was an entirely different language until a month or so ago.

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