American here, trying to learn Gaelic for the last few years and I've failed. But your channel is now my go to! I've learned a lot in just one night. If I had someone to speak it with I'd probably be doing way better. But thank you! 😁 I really appreciate your content.
Thank you so much I never tire of your lessons, always been miserable at learning any language but my native English. Thank you for helping preserve this wonderful language.
I've been trying to learn Irish on Duolingo. I just completed a few lessons in the food section and this lesson showed up on my UA-cam recommendations. Hearing the pronunciation of the different foods in Irish was really helpful. Thank you!
The meal with tuna and pasta and some corn is kinda like what we'd call Tuna Casserole here in the states. Just figured that'd be a nice tid-bit of information to know. And it is delicious. On another note, I think it's awesome what you're doing with your videos. Keep it up :)
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Yay I’m not alone 😂 people know how good it is 💪🏻😂 go raibh maith agat! 💚
Tuna and sweetcorn is also great with potato chips. Although the tuna and sweetcorn I had came from a can and had peppers and some spices in it, so that might have been why it worked so well.
Hi , i just found this channel of yours and it made me happy , i am a new irish learner and this makes things much easier
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Dia daoibh 🥰 tacaigí liom ar PATREON agus gheobhaidh sibh: -rochtain luath -fotheidil as Gaeilge -grúpa príobháideach Facebook -deiseanna labhairt as Gaeilge le daoine eile patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi?Link& EN: support me on Patreon and you will get: - early access - subtitles in Irish - a private Facebook group - opportunities to speak Irish with other people )
Thank you I have friends in Ireland and some times they talk in irish and now i can understand them and thatnkyou for making my newyears resulition true
Im so thrilled that i understand 99% of these words i speak the Gàidhlig from the outer hebrides and the words are exactly the same! Is this the dialect of Donigal and mayo? I struggle to understand the dialet of futher south. Great video
I've been making notes an anki decks of the words in your videos, and it has really helped so far. Cheers from California! Also, pasta with tuna and sweet corn? I can't condone this heresy xD So help me Brigid and Lú I will fly over there and cook for you if I have to
You got kinda punchy there. Fun. Ain’t finna try pasta with tuna and corn anytime soon, but ain’t judgin neither - to each their own. Stay safe and healthy. Slán.
Old comment but the Irish didn't really have a written language until monks brought over the Latin and Greek alphabet. They did have a type of runic alphabet called Ogham but it may have only been used to write epitaphs on stone burials.
Great stuff, although some of your pronunciation is a little off. For example, ith is pronounced with a flat I. You're saying it more like 'ee'. When we have an I it's pronounced flat, when we have an í, it's pronounced 'ee'. Besides that, rinne tú ar fheabhas mo chara 🙂
Itheann/ Ólann mé??? Ive never ever heard that and i dont think its entirely correct???
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It is, my teacher at school (a fluent Irish speaker from the Gaeltacht) said that if you find it easier to remember the one ending for the present tense (-eann/-ann) , you can do so and just apply the appropriate pronoun. So itheann mé instead of ithim. Tá sé ceart
I prefer conjugating to the person rather than using personal pronouns. It just seems like extraneous words. Why say itheann mé when you could just say ithim, it flows so much better
Good evening, miss, I am a follower of yours, I love the English language a lot, 5 years of experience all failed, I now want to study English in Ireland? Can you please help me? I am only talking to you with translation? Greetings from Morocco? Wait for an answer on Instagram 🙂
ur a queen tbh
Awww this made my day ☺️
American here, trying to learn Gaelic for the last few years and I've failed. But your channel is now my go to! I've learned a lot in just one night. If I had someone to speak it with I'd probably be doing way better. But thank you! 😁 I really appreciate your content.
I wasn't even planning on learning Irish. But the channel is just so good.
Thank you so much I never tire of your lessons, always been miserable at learning any language but my native English. Thank you for helping preserve this wonderful language.
I’m in love with this language! Thank you for all your hard work ❤️
I've been trying to learn Irish on Duolingo. I just completed a few lessons in the food section and this lesson showed up on my UA-cam recommendations. Hearing the pronunciation of the different foods in Irish was really helpful. Thank you!
One of the best Irish teachers on UA-cam. Keep 'er lit.
Thank you for the script! :) It really makes it easier to write all the words down. :)
Piseanna, like you would piseanna toilet! I love the humor of Ireland.
You are the best language channel here! Thank you!!
Thank you for inspiring me to learn this beautiful language!
The meal with tuna and pasta and some corn is kinda like what we'd call Tuna Casserole here in the states. Just figured that'd be a nice tid-bit of information to know. And it is delicious.
On another note, I think it's awesome what you're doing with your videos. Keep it up :)
Yay I’m not alone 😂 people know how good it is 💪🏻😂 go raibh maith agat! 💚
Great video but the sound cut out in some areas of the video for me
Not sure if it’s happening to others?
It was definitely a great video, and yes, the sound cut out for me too.
Is it just me or is there something funny with the audio?
Yep
@6:38 is an example. I don't think she is gonna fix it.
The video went silent in parts.
something is defineitly wrong with the adio
yup fuckin whack; Is fish "eesk"? "yask"? "yeesk"? I GOTTA KNOW. I'll just go eat the Salmon of Knowledge and find out I guess anyways
Go raibh maith agat! I don't care if you're fluent or a professional teacher you're videos are so helpful and lots of fun. Keep them coming
Tuna and sweetcorn is also great with potato chips. Although the tuna and sweetcorn I had came from a can and had peppers and some spices in it, so that might have been why it worked so well.
You are absolutely beautiful in any language! Respectfully.
Awesome video. Your lessons are priceless. Thank you so much!
Aw Tá fáilte romhat 🥰
As always, love your videos: great pace and content. By the way, the vocal range of your voice astounds!
Love your channel and love pasta and tuna! :)
Hi , i just found this channel of yours and it made me happy , i am a new irish learner and this makes things much easier
Dia daoibh 🥰 tacaigí liom ar PATREON agus gheobhaidh sibh:
-rochtain luath
-fotheidil as Gaeilge
-grúpa príobháideach Facebook
-deiseanna labhairt as Gaeilge le daoine eile
patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi?Link&
EN: support me on Patreon and you will get: - early access - subtitles in Irish - a private Facebook group - opportunities to speak Irish with other people
)
Thank you I have friends in Ireland and some times they talk in irish and now i can understand them and thatnkyou for making my newyears resulition true
Happily descending from Irish my great great grandfather was from Ulster his last name was Delaney ❤️😁
Thank you we had to Irish food words today for sr. infants and we had a great laugh at how to say peas in Irish
😂
Im so thrilled that i understand 99% of these words i speak the Gàidhlig from the outer hebrides and the words are exactly the same! Is this the dialect of Donigal and mayo? I struggle to understand the dialet of futher south. Great video
In German Pineapple is "Ananas" - crazy how similar that is...
Very nice as always, maybe you could make a video on traditional Irish foods?
Not too many of them really 😅
@ Potatoes??? Was that racist? LOL I love potatoes!
Bwyd welsh for food, cennin welsh for leek
There was a lot to learn but I'm doing my very best
Thank you for the good video, but why is the sound silent at times?
This great! Thank you!
Tá fáilte romhat 💚
I've been making notes an anki decks of the words in your videos, and it has really helped so far. Cheers from California! Also, pasta with tuna and sweet corn? I can't condone this heresy xD So help me Brigid and Lú I will fly over there and cook for you if I have to
Happy New year!
I like Irish food!
The sound randomly keeps cutting out....
Iompróidh pian sholas na gréine geal Tá sé go páirteach grianmhar anseo agus 26.66 celsius
You got kinda punchy there. Fun. Ain’t finna try pasta with tuna and corn anytime soon, but ain’t judgin neither - to each their own. Stay safe and healthy. Slán.
You don’t know what you’re missing 😉😅
In Russian cod is treska
I love that the Irish word for food is bia. BTW could you have a more Irish face. That's a compliment if you didn't guess.
How can we practice Irish language listening skill?
Recommend us any such source
www.tg4.ie , they have a variety of programmes in Irish
I like irish,i am learning,step by step,how can i say the weather?like today is cloudy but tomorrow will be a good day .Thanks
Great video
Go raibh maith agat 😊
No red snapper or tunefish? Our Base?
Sound cutting out intermittently on this físéan ?
Hello, great video! Are there any tips for the pronunciation? I seem to be struggling mostly with that. Any help would be apprecated!
No Butter?
Tuna and pasta isn’t that tuna salad or am I crazy
6:36 Mute irish is indeed very different from english..
Sound is missing
Do you write Gaelic in the Latin Alphabet or would you use a Celtic alphabet?
Old comment but the Irish didn't really have a written language until monks brought over the Latin and Greek alphabet. They did have a type of runic alphabet called Ogham but it may have only been used to write epitaphs on stone burials.
Do you happen to do private lessons?
GRMA :)
Físeán maith eile, tá ocras orm anois
Erin go bra, what can I say.
Go hiontach
Please change the title to Gaeilge...im so fed up telling foreigners its not called Gaelic haha
Hi yeah I understand 😂 but it makes it easier for them to find the video
Great stuff, although some of your pronunciation is a little off.
For example, ith is pronounced with a flat I.
You're saying it more like 'ee'. When we have an I it's pronounced flat, when we have an í, it's pronounced 'ee'.
Besides that, rinne tú ar fheabhas mo chara 🙂
Not in Ulster
Itheann/ Ólann mé??? Ive never ever heard that and i dont think its entirely correct???
It is, my teacher at school (a fluent Irish speaker from the Gaeltacht) said that if you find it easier to remember the one ending for the present tense (-eann/-ann) , you can do so and just apply the appropriate pronoun. So itheann mé instead of ithim. Tá sé ceart
@ ahhh that makes more sense now that shes from the Gaeltacht
I prefer conjugating to the person rather than using personal pronouns. It just seems like extraneous words. Why say itheann mé when you could just say ithim, it flows so much better
Good evening, miss, I am a follower of yours, I love the English language a lot, 5 years of experience all failed, I now want to study English in Ireland? Can you please help me? I am only talking to you with translation? Greetings from Morocco? Wait for an answer on Instagram 🙂
Thx, now I can never unlearn the word for peas. 🤢
😂😂
is fuath liom tuinnín 🤢
Go h-iontach, grma
I wasn't even planning on learning Irish. But the channel is just so good.