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What language did Synge learn to better understand the culture of the Aran Islands?

AScottish Gaelic

BWelsh

CIrish Gaelic

DCornish

Answer:

C. Irish Gaelic

Read Explanation:

Synge spent considerable time on the Aran Islands, immersing himself in the local culture. To better understand the islanders and their stories, he learned Irish Gaelic, which allowed him to collect authentic folklore and insights that informed his plays.


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