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Also learning Gaeilge here, as I'm moving to Ireland next year hopefully. Not learning it because I have to, or that it's used particularly widely, but because I think I should - it's respectful to have a better understanding of the culture and history, and what better way than to contribute somewhat to the revival of this beautiful language!

Thanks for the content will have to check out the content of this channel. I was just referencing a book called, "Innovating for People Handbook of Human-Centered Design Methods"

Hi! Fantastic conversation. I'm curious about the reading material mentioned in the later part of the conversation (practising without a license?) I think I missed the name. Can you let me know, please?

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Maith thù Mollie, is haoibhinn liom êisteach leat ag caint "as" agus "ar" àr dteanga, ❤️ An Gaeilge

Because I love Celtic music, I decided to try learning Gaeilge via Duolingo. It’s a challenge but it’s a lovely language. I also learned Irish dancing for a couple of years in my early 50’s.

Wouw I have a partly black jamaican heritage and began learning it last autumn. I don't speak the language there, since I grew up in Denmark.

Help me achieve the knowledge of my ancestors. I’m a dumb American.

I’m finding out lots. I suck at at language studies. So what. Go raibthe maith agat. Ta me go go maith, ta me go hiontach ✌️😎

Have you ever worked with a development coach? What was your experience? Drop your stories and questions in the comments below-I'd love to hear from you!

Full of west brits in political establishment parties across the board, media and civil service

Me encanta esta vídeo, voy a aprender irlandés ☘️ 😊

Ireland is a breath of fresh air!

Impressed with the words. Seed will grow both the sides.

Breath Taking power in this speech!

The word Complexity is really Complex.

Thank you Doctor for your valuable time.

Climate change is the biggest challenge at this time.

Hello Professor, I love your job.

I'm based in New York City too.

The people working hard to popularise and teach the wonderful Irish language deserve a huge amount of credit. Languages are dying out, all over the world, and it's refreshing to see that there are people dedicated to preserving their native languages. Irish needs all hands on deck: videos like this reassure us that there are people who devote themselves to keeping the Irish language alive. 😼

A multicultural Ireland will not help the language recover.

This is a really interesting convo for someone with multiple ancestral languages including Irish and Basque. I know some Spanish but I only really know English which is a shame.

Mollie, why aren’t you an actress. (Sorry, I know it’s nothing to do with learning Gaelic!)

Hello! So... Frst at All, Nice to meet you! Well, Let me tell you something about this Irish conversation! I'm a Polyglat Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, English, Norsk, Sweedish, Finnish, Danish, Russian, Polish, German... And Starting to learn "Scottish, Welsh & Irish" I Discovered, that "Scottish" has a formal structures "To teach it" 😊 But... "Welsh And Specially Irish Gaeilgi" Have a confused structure to "Teach it" Is there, Possible to find a "Well Structure Irish Gaeilgi System"? I Found 2 or three Channels in TH-cam 😢😮 But, I didn't See... A normal structure to Following Lessons! Some Phrases Here, Some other there... 😮 And no more!!! In Any language, We Starting with Greetings!!! 😮 Because, is the useful way to start Any conversation😅😊 Specially when We arrived by plane to the countries that We learned their languages😅😊 So, why don't you try, to "Structure Irish Gaeilgi Lessons" 😮😅 I've been talking with a "Cymraeg"(Welsh Teacher... About this problem And he said... Is gonna be a real Challenge to you!!! 😢😮 And so... He was right!!! 😅😂 Irish Gaeilgi... Could be a Nightmare!!! 😅😂😊 Polish, Russian... Are more easy!!! So... Guys, Maybe, this is the reason, why your Children don't want to learn it!!! Make it Easier!!! I wanna learn it😠😖 And believe me, I Will do it!!! Not even "Your Scramble System" 😅😂😊 Oh Boy... 😮 What a way... To Stop The Irish Gaeilgi, Growing UP!!!! 😅😊😂 Ma... Che cosa sta succedendo? Di che stiamo parlando? io no capizco niente! Dov'e l'insegnante? Est-ce que vous comprend ma Parole? Pourquoi Il est, Tres complique?... 😮 Pourquoi? Tha pasta blasda! 😮 Tha Neil! "Athbhliain Fuoi Mhaise Dhuit 2024" Slan... Folks!!! 😮😅😊 Ici la, du "Le Mexique" Aurevoir! 🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎

The biggest problem is the death of authentic pronunciation. If you use an English r sound, you have failed. Mollie seems to try hard but I can tell she’s from Dublin when she speaks Irish.

what independence? look this bastards inthe dáil puppets of eu, so what independence ? when illigals from ukraine, africa,indians and arabs....homosexauls , abortists,anti Catholic groups and drugs destroys the youth and children of Ireland ...there is the answer ye want dumb ass´s !!!!

Bullshit bullshit bullshit as long as the state is against the language, only 2 reasons any one learns a language money and social,and no one has been traumatised by learning Irish

I read that in Quebec, Canada, French is integrated in every aspect of work/daily life. There are go also places that are French only. Here in Hawaii, the Hawaiian language or Olelo Hawai'i is starting to get integrated into work and life.

Tá Mollie go h-iontach. Effort Can’t be underestimated. I have put a lot of effort into learning Spanish and it has paid off, my trips to Spain have been transformed. Anois tá mé ag fholaimh an Gaeilge. Muchísimas gracias, go raibh maith agaibh

Mollie is the Susie Dent of the Irish language....the modern Irish version....I know a couple in Kerry and Galway too

Is mise Seán O'hAodha, O Seán Chíuin, dar tanm. Go raibh mile maith agat, Mollie. I won my share of Gaelic sitting with my grandparents, listening to songs, old tales, proverbs, eavesdropping on secrets, reading old family documents about the loss of ár ducthas, the years fighting everybody else's stupid wars. . I know of no other language with so many living metaphors, so many nuamced words denoting emotions. Japanese comes close. Gaelige fills my soul! Sin é mo sceal.

Tha craic came to Ireland via the Scots. It's very common in the North East where it means news or conversation. It filtered into Scottish Gaelic from there and crossed over to Ulster.

Great interview! Elliot is doing amazing work for the Experience Design community bringing HR, CX, and UX together. 🤩

I admire your intentions and effort. But to preserve the Irish language (not the culpa focal which is a waste of time ) the way it is taught and subsequently supported by the board of education, civil service and political elite needs to change. These government bodies are responsible for the decline of the language. Irish has effectively become an elitist language, and even at that, is a sorry excuse for a language as it is merely effectively translated English.

She is excellent. Mollie is an exceptional teacher. It’s a shame more Irish isn’t spoken as a first language in Ireland as well as in the Diaspora.

Good for you, Molly. Keep an endangered language alive. It's as important as saving endangered species. I'm Hungarian and we too need to keep our language. Altho I can't say it's in danger. Even under Russian occupation, Hungarian was our language. They didn't try to kill it.

Is mise Wayne! Tame go maith!! I’m in Missouri. I gra Ireland, been 7x!!! I’m learning Gaeilge!!!

"centered"??????????? its spelt centred. not off to a good start. also to frame "mollie of Instagram" fame as some sort of bulwark attempting to save Irish from extinction is a gross exaggeration. as if the state itself has not been doing anything to promote the use of Irish, as if Mollie is alone in the fight to preserve Irish. your title should read "Irish with Mollie's Effort to Promote/Spread the love for the Language". the implied subtext to your title is that without mollie Irish would be in greatER danger of extinction. or that mollie is needed to keep Irish from extinction. such grandiose claims are unwarranted and make this video nigh unwatchable. do better with your titles.

Wake up you air head just start with kids singing our national anthem first thing in the morning it gives them love of lanuage and culture this is far more efective this one is a woke air head ready to throw tax payers into in to this failed atempt at irish keep it simple stupid

35:17 I kind of suppose he _might_ be a fan of Angelo Kelly and Family or of the original The Kelly Family a few decades earlier ....

33:55 "a couple of words" -- the sub titles said "cupla focal", but I think it could be .. cúpla fócail? Or should genitive plural drop the slender and revert to broad? One or two l? cúpla fócail cúpla fócaill cúpla fócal cúpla fócall Btw, I suppose it could be an early loan from Latin "vocalis, vocalem" like the same era when "vinum" became "fíona"?

31:15 The way Swedish school boys in High School get good at English and French actually is throught this kind of discomfort. A conversation in the target language is recorded. The students are not given the text. They are given a word list of words they have not learned yet. They prepare by reading the word list and by being told what the subject matter is. THEN they listen and THEN they have to write down as much as they can about the content, not word for word the text, but answer things like "what was the special ingredient in the plumb kougloff, that Aunt Baskia revealed" (we used this method again, when I was learning Polish).

25:48 w a i t, that would make it a very recognisable cognate of German Krach, basically "noise" ... "Was ist der Krach?" instead of "Was ist los?" would signal the question was provoked by a noisy disturbance. Dad reading newspaper and five children just running to him and talking in each other's mouths ... he could say "was ist los?" but he could also say "was soll dieser Krach?" What's the purpose of the ... craic.

22:37 I mean, back at the boarding school, 83-86, I couldn't have stringed together a sentence in Spanish myself if my life had depended on it, and no one was shaming me for that while I learned a certain refrain: th-cam.com/video/hqwIifgs7KU/w-d-xo.html

22:16 That's pretty much how I felt about Spanish when crossing the frontier Hendaye / Irún the evening of 15th August of 2004.

You missed out the VERY obvious in US English into smithereens ... from the Irish Smitirini ...agh my keyboard is crap but it the Irish for into tiny little pieces ... and yeah I have spelt that wrong ... but do check

I grew up in Munster .. .My fathers family are from Northern Ireland and my mother from Kerry .. my grandparents were fluent and I was essentially brought up by my Grandmother...of course when we went to TRALEE al that stopped ... being such a former Norman Town etc. and I was actively made to be ASHAMED of it ..and often even trying to talk As Gaeilge I was told.. "to limit it to the appointed hours ..and sometimes less polite." with the result I put on the mantle .. of "its a language of shame" but I have lived in many EU countries I currently live in Berlin Germany and even though my relationship is over with my ex .. I have three boys here whom are bi lingual ... in German and English ..I sincerely wish but IM BLOCKED by ex teaching my kids Irish ..IM passionate to connect and GIVE them a gift .. the gift of Irish ..its ONE of the most ancient languages in Europe and one of the oldest written venacular .. in Europe ... its a GIFT ... I would encourage anyone to reconnect with it ... I have to say I personally hate the WAY all languages are taught pouring on the dative case noun past participle etc.. just TALK TALK TALK be corrected as in its better this way and KEEP going ... along with TPRS and then when fluent thinking feeling .. if Ireland encouraged this method just read write story etc. etc.. it would come back I personally hate the "Gaelgors" whom hop on a persons head .. .with every single mistake ... people make mistakes when learning for example Germans are very forgiving ... and dont hop on you when you say something wrong.. so you still gain ... Im speaking several languages ... by the way from my living in many EU countries Im seriously passionate about our language Im resisting swapping to Irish as I want to encourage any English or Irish descendant to embrace this gift

I’m in America learning Irish and I plan to pass it on when I’m older

The answer is obvious. The answer has always been obvious. Teach school in Irish, with English taught well as a language.