How To Improve Your Irish Fluency Now
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2022
- In this video I am going to explore the Irish word Níos and we'll soon discover how this word can lead you to become more confident and fluent in the Irish language. The word Níos will help us to bring in more adjectives to our spoken word and this will give you more confidence and more skills.
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Excellent lesson !! Clear and concise. Very helpful. Thank you.
Glad you liked it, kind regards.
Keep at it, already subbed. 🙂
Go raibh maith agat 🙏
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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Merci pour la grande qualité de vos explications.
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GRMA! What would we do without you?
You're very kind 😀
I love how every time I watch one of your videos I walk away with some useful grammar gem I can apply to many situations. Go raibh míle maith agat as an fhíseán seo☺️
Míle fáilte, agus beannachtaí
I could easily watch a 30 min video of this lad.. I was wondering what would you think of doing something like... Reading out paragraphs from things in Irish and then translating them and stuff.. I find that kinda helpful and another good way to learn.
That's certainly a good idea and I have done this before, check out my Irish language broken down videos.
Great video! Is there a general rule of thumb for changing the spelling of the adjective when using Níos? Te becomes teo
I'm sure there are patterns but I would say that it is very intuitive.
If you study the changes and how they change you will eventually get the hand if it.
No real pattern as such but you need to be aware of the regular and irregular ones, for example these are regular but the likes of níos fearr and nios measa are irregular.
Yes, there is, but a lot of the commonly-used adjectives do not follow it. The basic rule for making a comparative (or superlative) out of the basic form of the adjective is to slenderise the final vowel in the adjective (basically, add an -i or change into an -i) and then to add an -e on to the end. We saw this pattern in the video with fuar > fuaire (cold > colder) and ard > airde (high, tall > higher, taller). The rule was more consistently followed before the spelling reform of the 1940s and 1950s, which in some cases makes the application of the rule less obvious than it was before (e.g. crua > crua (used to be cruadh > cruaidhe) for hard > harder and tábhartach > tábhartaí (used to be tábhartach > tábhartaighe) for important > more important. A variant on the model is te > teo (used to be teth > teotha) for hot > hotter. Some adjectives are just irregular in the comparative (and superlative) and have to be learned accordingly, such as mór > mó (big > bigger) and maith > fearr (good > better).
Incidentally, the níos particle is not part of the adjective (fuar > fuaire means cold > colder on its own, without anything more). However, it is often learned as part of the lesson on adjectives in the comparative because it is present before the adjective in its comparative form in many situations where you will want to use it, such as Tá an cárr seo níos daoire ná an cárr úd (This car is dearer than that car) or Tá sé ag éirí níos doirche (It’s getting darker). Níos is ultimately a contraction of ná + a + is (that + which + is). So, when you say, for example, Tá sé ag éirí níos fuaire (It’s getting colder), you are literally saying “It is becoming that which is colder”. Another of the subtle little ways in which Irish differs from English.
Tá mo leibhéal ag éirí níos airde le gach físeán--go raibh míle maith agat!
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Ceacht an-mhaith eile déanta.
Go raibh maith agat
Míle buíochas! Ní raibh a fhios agam é sin!
Bhí sé ag cur an lá ar fad inné ach tá sé grianmhar inníu agus tá se ag éiri níos teo :)
I láthair na huaire tá sé ró the dar liomsa 😊
Go raibh míle maith agat, táim fíobhíoch díot ar an-físeán ar fheabhas agus neart le foghliam agam fós.
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Thank you so much for the lesson!!. It's very interesting and useful!!.My name is, Diego from Argentina. I need to contact Molly , about the Irish course, because , I would like to learn Irish.Could you tell me how can I contact her please?. Thank you!!.
Haigh Diego. I`d imagine if you try Molly at Gaeilge i mo chroi you should hear from her.
@@donaldmccormack7580 Haigh, Donald!!.Dia duit!!.Is mise , Diego.Is as, Mendoza, an Airgintín mé(Argentina).Is deas bualadh leat!!.Tá sé go deas bualadh leat!!. .Go raibh maith agat!!. I can't find her account 'Gaeilge i mo chroí on Instagram '.Ní féidir liom a cuntas' Gaeilge i mo chroí' aimsiú ar Instagram .Could you help me , please?. An féidir leat cabhrú liom, le do thoil?.
Try her UA-cam channel
@@LearnIrish Hola!!. Haigh, Donald!!.Muchas gracias!!/Go raibh míle maith agat!!.Beannachtaí ón Airgintín!!.Saludos desde Mendoza, Argentina!!.Barróg mhór ón Airgintín!!.Un abrazo grande desde ,Mendoza,Argentina!!.
its very difficult to learn ?
Nothing is difficult if you want it bad enough
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