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I’ve always found the Celtic languages interesting I’m not currently learning one rn (I have so many interests that it’s a bit tricky to choose 🥲) but I find it cool that there is UA-camrs making content about them Especially since you’re teaching your som

i started learning welsh during the pandemic in 2020, and i'm not fluent yet but it was so easy to learn in my opinion

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Im in north carolina

What a nice video, your very good with your gaelic

I’ve just started trying to learn Gaelic. Can anyone give me an explanation on using “a bheil” and “Tha”. Having a hard time understanding the difference between them. Thank you

I never liked the fact that England eroded away the isle native languages to speak english but thats what colonization does

Gle mhath 'a Charl!

Amen .

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The Scottish Irish gaelic sounds like an role playing magic video game vibes. I'm from the north of Ireland

Your accent is incredible

Do you learn Kangi in this course?

Cheannaich mi an cùrsa "eadar-mheadhanach" aige taing don bhidio agaibh! Dh'ionnsaich mi tòrr bhon chùrsa agus tha na leabhraichean aige cho feumail - tha mi 'n dòchas gun déan e barrachd cùrsaichean 's leabhraichean! Taing airson an bhidio agaibh, chòrd e rium gu mòr! 😊

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The graphic at 7:05 shows Welsh "A" but you said "C-". Same with Japanese at 8:43

Tha mi the snog snog

Pardon me i was under the impression that Spanish was the second language in the USA so would have thought it would be easier for you to learn. I am now very old and when I was growing up in Edinburgh we were told not to waste time with the Gaelic as it was dieing and the usimg of Scots was frowned on as gutter language. I'll let draw you on conclusions from that. Now im told and I pray this right there are 2 scientists in Edinburgh and in Glasgow teaching it as fist language However I think the auald lede in deed . Soar Alba

Mi español es muy malo; No viviré lo suficiente para volverme verdaderamente fluido.

Él es cubano.

Your channel is criminally underrated, as an English person it might be sacrilege to say but I love the Welsh and Gaelic content, I wish they were spoken more (especially Gaelic)

Halo! SpeakGaelic has corresponding levels with their Gaelic courses! You could check your level there to see how you're doing!

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9/10 avatar, dig it! (10/10 if it had a coonskin cap 🦝)

I speak southern welsh because im from south wales i can understand and have conversation with north welsh people

Jason is fantastic! He has helped me fill in a lot of the blanks that Duolingo leaves out

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I watched your video a couple years ago on why to learn Scottish Gaelic and you inspired me to start learning it! It's slow going but very fulfilling! I practice a lot with my baby and I hope he'll know it one day too. Thank you for making these inspiring videos 💕

I hear ya, Carl! 👂 Thx for sharing… Luv & agree w/your sentiments/perogative in regard to the more techy side/ avenue of those type of arenas of things & HOW MUCH they’ve shifted nowadays. I’d prefer your other photo as well, I daresay. Your humor is REFRESHING!! Appreciate you& your channel, Keep up your splendif’rous work! Blessings & Agape Smiles to you & yours! Tìoraidh!…for now… “theEclecticKATalyst✨” …✝️💃🏻✨

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I’m Pictish old Norse and several X2a1 . Gńím gfârllí łintať ke minèrra kosnśa ïeśär solí.

Maidin mhaith, a chairde.🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Full of bull.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 fake

I just watched this video. Very interesting! How has your Gaelic come along since making this video Carl? I hope you didn't quit! The Learn Gaelic website is quite good too. Especially their Beag Air Bheag (little by little) thread. I learned a lot of details their that more others didn't cover.

I should have listened to this utube first as I ended up with a frustratingly squint version which wouldn’t click together properly in the end.🫤

Sehr schöner klang.

In practice, intelligibility isn't given much weight in the language vs dialect debate. If you go to Kerry and talk to some farmers you'll see why even other Irish people can struggle to understand them. Indeed ireland is covered in many very different dialects that are barely intelligible to most of the English speaking world, sometimes to each other, and yet they all fall under the umbrella of the "Hiberno-Irish dialect". The decision to designate something a language is largely political.

Jason always reminds me of a long-lost member of Albannach!

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The Gaelic College in Cape Breton Nova Scotia teaches an older dialect of Gaelic using both fadas long and short.

It's all Greek to me.

Absolutely brilliant!! Thank you so much for your lessons ❤️❤️

Tha Gaelidh agam beagan, gle beagan.

Both 'gwaylga' and 'gaylga' are incorrect pronounciations of Gaeilge. There is a sound known as a 'glide' which comes from the slide from the broad g (which should be pronounced further back in the mouth than the English g) to the slender l, finishing with -e which is a 'schwa' sound and not an 'AH' vowel as it is commonly mispronounced by learners. I noticed you got no accurate answers in the comments to your question so there you go. Patchy, An Loingseach and Dazpatreg are the only youtubers who will teach you about native (non-anglophone/learner) Irish pronounciation. The book and website 'Fuaimeanna' is also quite good. Compared to other languages Irish is extremely lacking when it comes to the teaching of the phonetics of the language, maybe because ideologically there is a pretense that because someone is Irish they must automatically be able to have decent Irish pronounciation or maybe because there is a pretense that the schools/teachers (in general) are in any way competent at teaching that aspect of the language, or maybe simply because the majority of people teaching do not themselves have any mastery of the native phonology of the language, having themselves been taught by people with no knowledge of the phonetics.

Good stuff man, I’m halfway through the video and really digging it. Love how much you know and the way you share it. Please keep doing this❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Wicked cool!