How to Learn Irish Verbs FAST with Patricia: Session 01

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
  • Covering statements in the positive, negative and question forms in Irish. Looking at the common 11 irregular verbs and two groups or regular verb conjugations.
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    The Words used in this video are:
    Sábháil
    muid
    sibh = ye
    siad = them
    Tá muid
    Táimid
    Glan
    ann
    Glanann
    Bris
    Briseann
    ann / eann
    Caith
    Sasana = England
    Sasanach - Englishman
    Caithim airgead

    ní +h
    Ní mholann
    Goid
    gh / dh
    Cuir
    faoin= under the
    Ní chuireann sé an t-airgead faoin leaba
    Rith
    An
    An
    An + urú
    Buail
    Buail le
    Díol
    An ndíolann tu do theach
    Glan
    ach
    Ceannaigh / Tosaigh / bailigh
    Ceann / Tos / bail
    aíonn
    gach bliain
    Tosaíonn
    Dúisigh
    Dúisíonn sé
    Éirigh
    Éirigh le
    Fanann
    Ceannaíonn sé
    Oscail
    Imir
    Oscail +íonn sé
    Osclaíonn sé
    Osclaím
    Imir
    Imir + íonn sé
    Imríonn sé peil
    go = that
    nach = that
    Ceapaim go nglanann sé an teach gach lá
    Ceapaim nach nglanann sé an teach rómhinic

    Creid
    Creidim
    Déan
    a lán oibre
    nach ndéanann

ความคิดเห็น • 9

  • @helenawalker7393
    @helenawalker7393 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Patricia is brilliant! She co-created the Michel Thomas Irish course, which is invaluable and I also took one of her online beginner courses, which I can highly recommend! 👏

  • @damiencasey8428
    @damiencasey8428 2 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    Patricia is really very good

  • @sarahportercomedy
    @sarahportercomedy 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    GRMA Richard! I just started Irish verb tenses a few weeks ago and this video was such an amazing help!

  • @liamogaeilge4749
    @liamogaeilge4749 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Excellent Irish Course

  • @gabsie7224
    @gabsie7224 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Just out of curiosity I checked how many irregular verbs there are in my language (Italian) and it's such a long list, definitely hundreds. So grateful for the eleven only Irish irregular verbs. Patricia is really good, I am enjoying this very much. Thanks Richard.

  • @morzanturian4946
    @morzanturian4946 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Muito bom.

  • @marty4268
    @marty4268 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Grmma

  • @laugau9097
    @laugau9097 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Go raibh mile maith agat👍 Ta fisian seo an-mhait

  • @patchy642
    @patchy642 ปีที่แล้ว

    Isle of Tenerife,
    Spain,
    Africa.
    It's such a shame about her pronunciation.
    It's about 90% correct, but unfortunately that means it's 10% wrong, very damaging for learners.
    The solution: she could contact me or anybody else who pronounces the correct phonemes, for instruction, or simply pay closer attention when listening to correct speech.
    It's not rocket science!
    It never ceases to amaze me that teachers don't first do such due diligence, and get their act together before they decide to instruct others.
    There were times in this video when Richard was pronouncing the right sounds (he'd obviously listened to correct speech), and she corrected him with their wrong versions (she obviously hadn't).
    Otherwise this could have been a very useful video for learners.
    It's such a shame!
    Best wishes,
    Patrick.
    P.S. What are your thoughts on Frisian?
    I hope to start learning it maybe next month.