How to tell the TIME in IRISH
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Dia daoibh 🥰 the word for minute is spelt 'bOmaite' not 'bUmaite' 🤣🤣it may sound like 'bum' but it's spelt with an 'o', tá brón orm! oh and it's also more commonly used in Ulster 🤗
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Every time I want to look up how to say something, you've done a video for it. Very manageable lengths, too!
How in the world did I end up here? I'm not even Irish Lmao. Im Mexican-American. Fuck it I guess we're leaning Irish now.
as a Germeximerican myself -- I agree 🍀
Love your channel I hope you make videos, I grew up in the gaelthac but I have forgotten a lot.
Go raibh maith agat 😊
Thanks
Dia daoibh 🥰 the word for minute is spelt 'bOmaite' not 'bUmaite' 🤣🤣it may sound like 'bum' but it's spelt with an 'o', tá brón orm! oh and it's also more commonly used in Ulster 🤗
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EN: support me on Patreon
I am British but my 4 parents (long story) are from all 4 corners of Ireland. I definitely feel Gaeilge in the depths of my soul. I'm learning slowly from you and Duolingo. Your tutorials are excellent. Go raibh maith agat!! Yours sincerely an Irishman in an Englishman's body.
Michael Finnegan so glad I can help 😊💚
Just wanted to say that the spelling is bomaite but your spelling is more fun.Thank you for taking the time to make all these videos. Slán.
No. No white board, le do thoil. I study as American from text and duolingo, given the lenition, please no, that was perfect. Go raibh maith agat -- so much.
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Have you got simple phrases I can use with my baby? Things like "give me your hand", "are you hungry", " do you need the toilet?"
Apologies if you've covered this.
Another fantastic video - thank you for your dedication. I was interested to hear/see the word bumaite but I cannot find this referenced anywhere when looking the same up on Teanglann or Forvo. Please would you be so kind as to provide a reference? An idea for a future lesson might be how you deal with numbers after the number 6 in Irish and why it changes at this point in certain contexts. Thank you.
languageoffootball oopsy I spelled it wrong that’s probably why you can’t find it, so sorry! it's 'bomaite'
Also I’m not sure what you mean with the numbers, if you could explain it further thanks 😊
@ I think he might be referencing how after 6 in counting they cause eclipsis on the object (seacht bpunt vs. sé phunt)?
Físéan iontach eile. Is brea liom do bhlas. Cá bhfuil tú i do chonaí sa tuaisceart?
Is as Dún na nGall mé ach faoi lathair tá mé i mo chónaí i mBaile Átha Cliath 😊
@ oh cool. Is as Cill Mhantáin mé ach Táim i mo chonaí i Ceanada anois.
Can you tell me what does "Cé 'ta anseo" mean? I asked several friends of mine but they don't know. Go raibh maith agat.
Chee Hong Wong “Cé atá anseo?” Means “who is here?”
@ thanks a million
I'm only confused that you pronounce Tá wrong? It's an 'aww' sound because of the fada... At least, that's what I've always heard. Maybe it's different the farther north you travel, but it just sounds wrong to me :L
it is dependent on accent and dialect - á for me is an elongated 'a' sound so like taaa
go raibh maith agat as an bhfíseán thar cionn