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If an Irish person asks if you are "Irish," the appropriate response would depend on your actual heritage and background. Here are some potential responses:

  1. If you are Irish:

    • "Yes, I am Irish too!"
    • "Indeed, I am of Irish descent."
  2. If you have Irish heritage, but you're not Irish by nationality or birth:

    • "I have Irish roots, but I was born/raised in [your country of birth/where you currently reside]."
    • "My family comes from Ireland, but I'm [nationality]."
  3. If you have no Irish heritage or connection:

    • "No, I'm not Irish, but [mention your actual heritage]."
    • "I have no Irish background, I'm [your nationality/heritage]."

It's important to respond honestly while being respectful and appreciative of the person's interest in your background. People often ask this question out of curiosity and to establish a potential connection. Regardless of your response, they will likely appreciate your openness and willingness to engage in a friendly conversation.

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