Mummy
You opened with a greeting in Irish and then asked for a price like a mystery shopper. Who exactly is being priced here?
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Dia duit, theastaigh uaim do phraghas a fháil.
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Dad
Very efficient. You managed to sound polite and cryptic at the same time. That is a rare talent, and not a useful one.
Gen Z Person
This reads like you walked into a shop, used one language for the entrance, and another for the invoice. Confusing, but impressively committed.
Cousin
Honestly, this is the kind of line that gets you a blank stare and a follow-up message with three question marks.
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Sunita Aunty
He said Dia duit and then went straight to price. Very polished, very suspicious, like he already knows the rate card.
Kiran Aunty
Yes, and that price sounded like it arrived in a neat envelope, which makes the whole thing even more mysterious and dramatic.
Meena Aunty
That neat envelope energy is exactly the problem. Now everyone will imagine a formal deal and start leaning in for details.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Your line is too vague to approve, but strangely stylish enough to start gossip.
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