I love the format of this video. Hearing you read aloud while I read along is a huge help with my pronunciation. I can also slow down your speech so, as a beginner, it gives me a chance to catch up and to slowly pronounce each word with you. This is very, very useful. Go raibh maith agat. J
This was great for learning! Thanks so much. I like the combination of everyday phrases with a little extra thrown in at the end ("arguing over little things) Cheers from Japan! Go raibh maith agat!
Great video. More of this please. For the grammar nerds(like me) Bíonn-present habitual. Rugadh-passive form of past tense of beir(an irregular verb). Lár na clainne is tuiseal ginideach, clainne is the genitive singular form of clann. Bímid present habitual again.
This is excellent! Thank you for this video. I would love to see more videos like this! I am a bit lost with the prepositions and pronouns, though... Would you make a video about them too?
That's nice to hear. Thank you very much, I try to have a variety of different videos on the channel and my next video will be a words video. But I will absolutely be doing a language breakdown one very soon 😊
Hello Dane! Sorry to found later "Your interesting Chanel" I've seen some of your chapters, learning this Celtic Language! Just like "Scottish & Welsh" This Lessons is the level, that I need😮 Do you have Lessons about "Idiomatic situaciones"? I mean, When we meet a Persons, in a Restaurant, in a Party, etcétera is a fast way to structure any language!!! I hope you have them! 😇🇲🇽😎
I am learning Irish with my Irish husband mostly so that I can sing Irish songs. Could you do something on websites or print sources for lyrics in Irish? I just spent a lot of time researching An Raibh Tú Ag An gCairraig. There were a lot of variations, some of which didn't make sense - for instance the response was in the wrong person. Great video. Thanks very much for this channel.
I love how Irish place names make so much more sense in Irish like the example given here county mayo, like mayonnaise? no Maigh Eo the plain of the yew trees isn't that so much better?
Go raibh míle maith agat as an físeán seo!!! I would love to see more videos like this in the future. BTW, I am only 75% sure I said that bit of Irish at the beginning correctly.
I most definitely need to study a lot more. That's how I should use my vacation I plan to take after my job stops paying double overtime. Yeah, I'd rather go to Gatlinburg but...
@@LearnIrish I had to look up what that is cause I thought you were being mean (slaps forehead) It does look like a beautiful place. Is it far from your home? I can drive up to Gatlinburg in a couple of hours.
Bhí sé seo ar fheabhas. Ba mhaith liom níos mó Gaeilge san fhíseán agus níos lú Béarla, agus go leor eile de na comhráite seo. Ba mhaith liom físeáin go hiomlán i nGaeilge freisin .... Tá a fhios agam, fiafraím go leor. Agus go raibh maith agat as na físeáin seo a phostáil. Tá brón orm as aon earráidí, bíodh drogall ort mo Ghaeilge a cheartú.
Táim an-sásta a fheiceáil go bhfuil do chuidiú ag cabhrú le Gaeilge a fhoghlaim, is teanga álainn í agus táim sásta daoine atá sásta í a fhoghlaim. coinnigh leis an dea-obair 👍
I am SLOWLY learning this beautiful language. Your channel used in conjunction with Duolingo is a great help. Go raibh maith agat!
It's a great journey, thank you and keep at it 🙂
I love the format of this video. Hearing you read aloud while I read along is a huge help with my pronunciation.
I can also slow down your speech so, as a beginner, it gives me a chance to catch up and to slowly pronounce each word with you.
This is very, very useful. Go raibh maith agat. J
Glad to hear that, Irish language pronunciation is quite different from English. Best wishes.
This was great for learning! Thanks so much. I like the combination of everyday phrases with a little extra thrown in at the end ("arguing over little things)
Cheers from Japan! Go raibh maith agat!
Thank you Johnny, glad to hear that, stay safe!
This was so great to see practical use of the language. Please make more videos like this!
That's the plan! Thank you so much 😁
If i can ever understand Ciara Ní É's tweets i know i'll be close to fluency, grma i would love to see a video like this again
I hope to have another video like this very soon 🙂 Ciara Ní É made a great documentary on Tg4 recently - Saol trí Gaeilge, worth checking out.
Been subbed for a while but only recently started learning the language properly. This video is very helpful with reading comprehension.
Thank you, best of luck with your learning 😊
Very good. I am now at the level of this kind of text and it is very well explained.
Thank you and well done it's nice to find an appropriate level
Great video. More of this please. For the grammar nerds(like me) Bíonn-present habitual. Rugadh-passive form of past tense of beir(an irregular verb). Lár na clainne is tuiseal ginideach, clainne is the genitive singular form of clann. Bímid present habitual again.
Thank you 🙂
This is excellent! Thank you for this video. I would love to see more videos like this!
I am a bit lost with the prepositions and pronouns, though... Would you make a video about them too?
I'll certainly be keeping that in mind, thank you for your suggestion
Fantastic video. Really helps put the language together for me. Will be hoping for more like this. GRMA
That's nice to hear. Thank you very much, I try to have a variety of different videos on the channel and my next video will be a words video. But I will absolutely be doing a language breakdown one very soon 😊
Really enjoyed this. I love parallel texts for studying languages in context. Go rabh maith agat!
That's nice to hear, best wishes 🙂
Having access to this is very helpful. Thank you again..💚☘️🇨🇮
You're very welcome
Great video! thank you very much
Thank you, fáilte romhat 👍
Great instruction
Go raibh maith agat
You are a fantastic teacher Dane
My daughter Saoirse is in senior infants Gailscoil Lios na nóg,
You have been a great tutor
GMAG
Carl Mark
My pleasure to help you on your journey, Lios na nÓg, the Young Fort I think. Best wishes to you and your iníon 😀
Hello Dane! Sorry to found later "Your interesting Chanel" I've seen some of your chapters, learning this
Celtic Language! Just like "Scottish & Welsh"
This Lessons is the level, that I need😮
Do you have Lessons about "Idiomatic situaciones"? I mean,
When we meet a Persons, in a Restaurant, in a Party,
etcétera is a fast way to structure any language!!! I hope you have them! 😇🇲🇽😎
Not really no, I wouldn't worry too much about the complex grammar, just focus on learning new words and phrases
I am learning Irish with my Irish husband mostly so that I can sing Irish songs. Could you do something on websites or print sources for lyrics in Irish? I just spent a lot of time researching An Raibh Tú Ag An gCairraig. There were a lot of variations, some of which didn't make sense - for instance the response was in the wrong person. Great video. Thanks very much for this channel.
I'll look into that thank you for your support, you should definitely check out this channel th-cam.com/users/tglurgan
I love how Irish place names make so much more sense in Irish like the example given here county mayo, like mayonnaise? no Maigh Eo the plain of the yew trees isn't that so much better?
It's all about decolonising your mind, so many people can't grasp what this means.
@@LearnIrish I love that video by the way the one on decolonizing your mind great video shared it with family and friends.
Thank you, it was one of my favourite ones.
Go raibh míle maith agat as an físeán seo!!! I would love to see more videos like this in the future. BTW, I am only 75% sure I said that bit of Irish at the beginning correctly.
That should be 'as an bhfíseán seo'.
@@martinneosel3403 Whoops.
Great
Not wrong
Go maith! Go raibh míle maith agat!
Míle fáilte Tommy agus beidh mé ag déanamh go leor eile amach anseo
Is brea liom an fisean seo! Is rang ar fheabhas ar fad! Go raibh maith agat, a Dhane!
Míle fáilte romhat agus bíodh lá deas agat.
Ni Shearcaigh…. Sharkey. As in Richard,.Ringo.
Indeed
I most definitely need to study a lot more. That's how I should use my vacation I plan to take after my job stops paying double overtime. Yeah, I'd rather go to Gatlinburg but...
I'd rather go to Dingle...
@@LearnIrish I had to look up what that is cause I thought you were being mean (slaps forehead)
It does look like a beautiful place. Is it far from your home? I can drive up to Gatlinburg in a couple of hours.
Dingle is approximately a 4 and a half hour drive unfortunately but well worth it ❤️
@@LearnIrish so do you mean you would rather go to Single than study (damn you autocorrect I said Dingle) I would absolutely agree with you there
There's worse places to be
Bhí sé seo ar fheabhas. Ba mhaith liom níos mó Gaeilge san fhíseán agus níos lú Béarla, agus go leor eile de na comhráite seo. Ba mhaith liom físeáin go hiomlán i nGaeilge freisin .... Tá a fhios agam, fiafraím go leor. Agus go raibh maith agat as na físeáin seo a phostáil. Tá brón orm as aon earráidí, bíodh drogall ort mo Ghaeilge a cheartú.
Tuigim agus ná habair é, bail ó dhia ort.
Táim an-sásta a fheiceáil go bhfuil do chuidiú ag cabhrú le Gaeilge a fhoghlaim, is teanga álainn í agus táim sásta daoine atá sásta í a fhoghlaim. coinnigh leis an dea-obair 👍
Beidh mé ag cruthú go leor físeáin eile le cúnamh Dé, míle buíochas agus ádh mór.
of course is maith liom an video sin rugadh me sa Roimh Iodal to'gadh me sna Staite Aontaithe mo chonai sa tSeapan ach bim i ngra le Gaeilge
Tá an teanga fileata agus spéisiúil, tír gan teanga tír gan anam.
Ar mhiste leat tuilleadh de iad físeán le do thoil dane bhi sin iontach tabhair aire duit féin pol
Beidh sé ag tarlú amach anseo, míle buíochas leat Pól!
of course is maith liom an video sin rugadh me sa Roimh Iodal to'gadh me sna Staite Aontaithe mo chonai sa tSeapan ach bim i ngra le Gaeilge