Samhain isn’t pronounced like it’s spelled. There are several accepted pronunciations but being that we are discussing Celtic lore “Sowin” or “Saven” would be most appropriate
Thanks for helping with these pronunciations. Gaelic, for non-native speakers, has some difficult combinations, like how "bh" often sounds like a v; "mo bhean" (according to my hubby) is pronounced "mo vhon" and means "my wife". Ban sidhe is a perfect example, too.
@@kristinbrown8291 my name is the anglicised version of Siobhan, so I do understand very much how the pronunciation can be confusing. Well done you though for giving it a go! Most of the time I didn't have a problem.
@@shevaunhandley1543 WE should just be thankful Ms. Fisher did not try to go Detailed trying to distinguish the Seelie Court from the unseelie court clans nor the different clans and good fae from the drow fae. :)
"Sowin" would be more proper of Irish Gaelic, "Sowvin" (very soft v and w) would be a Scottish twist, due to the Scot's ties with the Scandinavian tribes who pronounced "w" sounds as a very soft VW combo.
My family are Celts and my great grandfather told us that when his father died he heard a banshee screaming. It changed him for the rest of his life. He said it was the most terrifying sound you can imagine.
Surprised Finn McCool wasn't mentioned in more detail . McCool was an ancient warrior said to have created Giants Causeway to get to Scotland without his feet getting wet and the Isle of Man off the northwest coast of England after throwing a rock at one of his rivals but missed and the Isle was formed .
Oh, and if anyone thinks #9 seems familiar, Washington Irving may have drawn inspiration for the Headless Horseman in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" from the Dullahan.
u guys are awesome i love all ur videos and im so glad i joined this amazing family and i love when raechel hosts scary videos she makes them so much better
Raechel, love your videos, since you weren't sure of pronunciation, just a couple I noticed. Samhain is pronounced sowain, tuatha is that as in too-ah, and sidhe is she.
The early Celtic peoples lived throughout central Europe and included many different tribes. They were, little by little, pushed out of central Europe into what is now England, Scotland, and Ireland, so many modern people may have some Celtic roots. Early on, being Celtic was more about a shared culture, than shared genetics.
Fun fact during samhain the reason children dressed up as scary creatures was a form of protection if you look like the creatures they wouldnt attack you and bonfires were protection to it was used to ward off evil spirits
Omg what? My dad once told me about that his grandpa saw a horse swimming under his boat and it was black and stood still under the water, he said the he described it as a shadow of a horse but he wasn't sure if he saw what he thought he did but on his death bed. He said that it WAS a horse swimming under his boat. My dad found it weird and laughed as he told me this. But now I think otherwise. My goodness!
The fae are not fairys. Fairys are a creature that lives in the fae world. The fae themselves are technically considered to be true blooded elves. Im sorry but if your gonna go over facts make them true. Especially because full blooded elves find it extremely offensive to be considered a fairy
I love it when you guys do topics on folklore, mythology, and scary legends.
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I do too!!!
Oh yes. Want more
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21 years on this earth and I finally know what the term "screaming like a banshee" truly means, very interesting 😁
Samhain isn’t pronounced like it’s spelled. There are several accepted pronunciations but being that we are discussing Celtic lore “Sowin” or “Saven” would be most appropriate
And "sidhe" is pronounced "she"
Thanks for helping with these pronunciations. Gaelic, for non-native speakers, has some difficult combinations, like how "bh" often sounds like a v; "mo bhean" (according to my hubby) is pronounced "mo vhon" and means "my wife". Ban sidhe is a perfect example, too.
@@kristinbrown8291 my name is the anglicised version of Siobhan, so I do understand very much how the pronunciation can be confusing. Well done you though for giving it a go! Most of the time I didn't have a problem.
@@shevaunhandley1543 WE should just be thankful Ms. Fisher did not try to go Detailed trying to distinguish the Seelie Court from the unseelie court clans nor the different clans and good fae from the drow fae. :)
"Sowin" would be more proper of Irish Gaelic, "Sowvin" (very soft v and w) would be a Scottish twist, due to the Scot's ties with the Scandinavian tribes who pronounced "w" sounds as a very soft VW combo.
I'm of celtic ancestry and very proud of it
Me too!!! Irish-Italian here!!
Me as well. Long line of proud Irish. Cringed at some of the mispronunciations but it was expected.
I'm full blood Irish and proud to be 🇨🇮
I love that you made a video on the Top 10 Dark Urban Legends From Celtic Folklore.
My family are Celts and my great grandfather told us that when his father died he heard a banshee screaming. It changed him for the rest of his life. He said it was the most terrifying sound you can imagine.
Surprised Finn McCool wasn't mentioned in more detail . McCool was an ancient warrior said to have created Giants Causeway to get to Scotland without his feet getting wet and the Isle of Man off the northwest coast of England after throwing a rock at one of his rivals but missed and the Isle was formed .
Great Celtic list! Thanks for the video Raechel!
It’s not pronounced Sam-hane it’s pronounced sow-in this is coming from a pagan that celebrates the holiday. Blessed be🥰
Oh, and if anyone thinks #9 seems familiar, Washington Irving may have drawn inspiration for the Headless Horseman in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" from the Dullahan.
Yup! The Dullahan is THE ORIGINAL!!!
I love your enthusiasm for this topic! 💚
I love Raechel Fisher,she is a beautiful young lady and does an excellent job hosting
MAY THE LORD BE WITH YOU.
Celtic folklore doesn't get enough attention ever! Pleeeeaaaaase do a part 2!
First time ever been this early by unconsciously clicking the notification lol
It is awesome to learn about these folklore legends
20 minutes in 👏I can't sleep anymore-
Great job Rachel. Nice topic as well.
u guys are awesome i love all ur videos and im so glad i joined this amazing family and i love when raechel hosts scary videos she makes them so much better
I do love me some urban legends, they're scary and cool at the same time
HEY MOSTAMAZINGTOP10!!! ☺☺☺ I miss Ayman being on the channel 🙁
Great stuff! Folklore is all around us in our neck of the woods so to speak.
Huh. The Dark Man. I've seen him a few times. Always at the foot of my bed. Wondered who he was.
Maybe ur uncle
I am completely in love with the Irish folklore that is out there
This video is so good i can't even put it into words
luv ya Raechel , good job
I love your videos 😌
IM EARLY AF.........YEESH
Raechel: 'My name is Raechel Fisher, and I...am...cursed...?' O.O *Raechel mutters 'damnit, this better be an epic video...'*
Didn't know there was so much myths and folklore I never knew about. I learned about a lot of Greek and roman myths.
I been running from that headless guy for years, all I need is gold 🤔
I got some gold stuff :)
I’ll give it to ya
@@judaspresley01 Thanks 👍 👊
@@vladimpaler9274 np
YAY I'M EARLY! Also this video was so creepy ＞﹏＜
finally someone does something to do with Celtic Myth/Folklore.
You only named three of Carmen Sons Darkness evil and violence what's the name of the fourth one.
Raechel, love your videos, since you weren't sure of pronunciation, just a couple I noticed. Samhain is pronounced sowain, tuatha is that as in too-ah, and sidhe is she.
Rachel's awesome ☺️🌹
love celtic folklore
The one about Samhain in my favourite because it has something to do with Halloween!!!
Yes! FINALLY
your so beautiful Raechel. And i just love the Celtic folklore video .
History of civilization is an awesome body of knowledge.
It's pronounced "sawain." In old Celtic, 'mh' is pronounced as a ;w.' That was for Halloween.
I was paranoid for HOURS after this!
I love Raechel's fair white skin. She is gorgeous!
Caribbean folklore please
I have Irish, English and,Scottish ancestory so I'm sure I must have Celtics ancestry mixed in their somewhere.and I love the thought of that
You do because the Celts were the Irish, Scots and Welsh and parts of Northern France.
The early Celtic peoples lived throughout central Europe and included many different tribes. They were, little by little, pushed out of central Europe into what is now England, Scotland, and Ireland, so many modern people may have some Celtic roots. Early on, being Celtic was more about a shared culture, than shared genetics.
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Me too Honey Bun 😘😉😊
I need more!!!!
First comment. Love these videos. 👌🏼
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@@vladimpaler9274 he didn't know if he was the first comment he said I think
@@Audreybarr903 and I did this 🙄
Balor the evil eye sounds like Zeus Kronos Perseus and Rhea all combined.
i dont like ppl that comment first on a video like dude no one is gonna care smh
I know I actually was first and couldn’t think of 💩 to say but I KNEW I wasn’t gonna put that cuz yeah it’s annoying!!
I CARE HERE
Read iron druid also I follow the tuathe de denim druid Irish gods goddesses
Alot of good ideas for some movies
I’m actually from Ireland
Good luck! 🍀
Sam-hain is pronounced Sow-een.
You got there first lol
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Can you do one from Puerto Rico of urban legends or fork lore
Love this subject but she kept going from quite and hard to hear to really loud with a crappy echo.
Fun fact during samhain the reason children dressed up as scary creatures was a form of protection if you look like the creatures they wouldnt attack you and bonfires were protection to it was used to ward off evil spirits
You ever heard of the banshee
Wish you all the luck and faith
fun fact the Dullahan is a type of fae/ fairy.
Go raibh míle maith agat!☘🍁🍂
EARLY!
Omg what? My dad once told me about that his grandpa saw a horse swimming under his boat and it was black and stood still under the water, he said the he described it as a shadow of a horse but he wasn't sure if he saw what he thought he did but on his death bed. He said that it WAS a horse swimming under his boat. My dad found it weird and laughed as he told me this. But now I think otherwise. My goodness!
Do some Anglo urban legends
5:00 almost looks like Snape.
Scary enough, I wouldn’t want to mess with them.
I'm Irish
I have a question for everyone who dislikes the video why did u dislike it
Good question 🤔
Samhain is actually pronounced like Saw-when. Otherwise great video!
The fae are not fairys. Fairys are a creature that lives in the fae world. The fae themselves are technically considered to be true blooded elves. Im sorry but if your gonna go over facts make them true. Especially because full blooded elves find it extremely offensive to be considered a fairy
And how do you know this?
gotta love being irish born!!!!
My family is from Ireland!
Almost all of these were on supernatural and the original charmed god I miss those shows
MAT10 fell off hella hard I remember when they had 1 mil subs and would get millions of views now they barely get 5k
Raechael do a Dogman or bigfoot cryptid top 10
I have called this the "nope horse" since I could say the words in English!
Rock on Raechel!!!!!
4:53 so i guess a star might write A kelpie made for children story
3:29 that’s radaghn from elden ring.
My family has had encounters with a banshee.
Can you please tell me about it
Who is Raechel trying to curse? Herself or us?
Ooh whyy
I just had to see the dark man at 2:15am 😭😭😭
Hi Raechel 😍
The witch had four sons she named three.
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Number 3 I seen one before I was young
I you talking about the banshee. If not what. And what was it like
@@tweetthechicken3870 nothing but all black
@@leowhitelionyt4456 Are you saying the description was north or it came from the north
@@tweetthechicken3870 sorry it’s nothing not north
My ma used to say I see the Fae as a kid
As an adult I know I have a personality disorder.
Not sure if that's concrete or not.
Do the two have to be mutually exclusive? I mean, why not both?
Is it weird I find Kelpie cute? ❤😅
This is a great host next to ayman hason
You talking about Dark Man, Dark Man X?! DMX?! stop...drop...shut em down open up shop...R.I.P
Cool Rachael hi
LOL Sam Hain. Is he related to Corey Hain. LOL ;)
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wat about the nuckallave
The festival is held on my birthday yay me 💀💀
interesting they are talking about a Dullahan I don’t see many who know of them XP