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tapadh leibh

Gle mhath!!! Sgoinneil!

We had friends in college who were a married couple: he was German and she was Finnish, and both spoke excellent English. They were not sure which country they would end up living in, so the Dad only spoke German to their young children, the Mom only spoken Finnish to them, and the parents spoke English to each other. The children learned all three, though they eventually figured out that there was not a Daddy Language and a Mommy Language in every family, and they preferred to speak English like the other children they played with. Another couple we knew were an American husband and Japanese wife, both of whom spoke both languages. They spoke a mixture of Japanese and English in the home as mood struck them, and the children understood both languages, but had a great deal of trouble not using Japanese mixed in when they started school. Probably something like English on some week days and Japanese on another would have been better.

Tha i a' gabhail bainne? 5:29

When are we doing bath time? Or a playing with toys session? Hint hint ;-)

She's awesome and so is he❤

South Uist is very proud Ronald. Anna Rose is a star. One day perhaps a rendition at Barp View with great memories of someone else who sang verses and verses and verses...?

A quick question if I may. You use a word with which I am unfamiliar and I can't find it in the dictionary or perhaps I am not hearing it correctly. Right after you say "clean the bum" you move around to the front and you say "clean the ???" I'm just not hearing it well enough to find it though from the context I know what you are saying. Any chance that you can spell it out for me? Thank you so much for doing these, my son is 27 and his first baby was born a couple of weeks ago and suddenly Gaelic has become important to him with her and he is trying to remember what little his mom and I used around the house when he was small. I sent him the link and he is using them. He sits and listens to me read the Gaelic baby books to her also. I guess that is what it took for him to start caring about Gaelic.

Mòran taing, Eamag! Tha mi fhathast ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig! Tha na bhideothan seo gu math feumail.

This is beautiful and a powerful example of Raising the Village in the Gaelic tradition. May we learn from this and grow a community of belonging and pluralism by valuing and sharing our rich cultural legacy for all our children be they Mi'kmaq, Gaelic, Acadian, Syrian ...

Is maith liom na fotheidil bréagacha! 0:54 (le linn thaispeáint an "sealathaideach", ní thuigim an focal, tá brón orm): "ssh shut up I said shut up"

Tapadh leibh. A list of terms in the description would be great.

Bheadh ​​fotheidil nó gluas ina chuidiú/feumail