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Introduction Unit 5
Ireland
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Today:
Introduction to Ireland
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crossing borders assignments 1-3
Homework
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Lesson goal
Start unit 5:
Introduction to the culture of Ireland
Hoofdstuk 5: Kennismaking met Ierland
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What do you know about Ireland?
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Where is Ireland?
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Ireland
The Most western country in Europe
2x bigger than The Netherlands
The capital city is Dublin
5 million inhabitants
two languages: 2% Irish, 98% English
Euro's
Leprechauns
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In Ierland spreken de mensen Engels
Maar met een Iers accent.
Dat klinkt zo:
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The harp is also a very important Irish symbol. In fact, it was so Irish, the British feared it would spark nationalism. Therefore, they banned all harps from the land - and executed all harp players!<br>
The 'shamrock' is Ireland's most important symbol. Its three leaves stand for the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Ghost), linking it to St. Patrick. <br>
Ireland, as Britain, has a lively 'pub culture'. The most famous Irish drink is Guinness, a stout beer. <br>
Legend has it that in Ireland, at the end of a rainbow, you will find a pot of gold. <br>
There are lots of sheep in Ireland. Irish <g id="17" data-gr-id="17">woolen</g> jumpers are a typical product you will find in tourist shops. <br>
The tricolor Irish flag represents:<br><ul><li>Green: the Catholics</li><li>Orange: the Protestants</li><li>White: the peace between them/ hope for unity<br></li></ul>
Catholicism is the main religion in the Republic of Ireland.<br>
This bird is called a 'puffin' (papegaaiduiker). You'll find them mostly on the Atlantic coast.
The little ginger men with green clothes are called Leprechauns. They are some sort of fairy, always up to misschief!