I absolutely LOVE what you have done with your text boxes in this video!!! (It is way easier to read those than the TH-cam subtitles.) Please keep this format for future lessons! 😍
Thank you, I only did it as a last minute thing but I can certainly see the benefits. I think I will keep this up. Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂
Thank you very much, glad you liked the video. We probably do the same thing in English without realising it, for example making dinner or doing the dinner.
Dia dhuit Dane ! I really appreciate this video coz it's important to improve one's vocabulary! I must confess that these verbs are entirely new to me. I am going to watch that other video of yours! Físeán an-úsáideach i ndáiríre! Go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!👍
Go raibh mile maith agat, a Dane!! Is aoibhinn liom Gaeilge a fhoghlaim! Rinne tu video usaideach eile, aris! PS: Mo leabhar "Collins Irish Grammar arrived this afternoon. Happy day!! Go raibh mile maith agat, aris!! Beannachtai ort. --N
Thanks Dan, interesting as ever. Is it " Beartaigh me" or "Beartaim"? Or something totally different, I can't find anything on teanglann.ie Any other sources that would help?
@@LearnIrish Dia dhuit Dane! People may disagree with me, call me stupid or even chauvinist. But according to me Irish is the WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE !
My friend, it's not ridiculous but different! English spelling system is no less ridiculous than Irish. Similarly Anglophones find the pronunciation of Spanish "j" difficult and stupid. What we should realise is that each language has it's own spelling system and pronunciation It's great that you find it interesting !
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I absolutely LOVE what you have done with your text boxes in this video!!!
(It is way easier to read those than the TH-cam subtitles.) Please keep this format for future lessons! 😍
Thank you, I only did it as a last minute thing but I can certainly see the benefits. I think I will keep this up. Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂
I like in Irish how there are verbs that can have more than one meaning. The language is very flexible in that that regard.
It really is 😊 Caith for example has so many meanings and its a nice standard regular verb.
Love the pictures you use to explain further. They are funny and sweet. Maith thú! 👍☘️
Thank you very much 🙂 nice to break the video up a bit.
Thank you so much, im getting so overwhelmed trying to kearn Irish and im trying to take it a few verbs at a time!! Sound 🎉
One step at a time
The weirdest/hardest thing is trying to remember two different verbs in only one and then using them! Great class!!
Thank you very much, glad you liked the video.
We probably do the same thing in English without realising it, for example making dinner or doing the dinner.
Dia dhuit Dane ! I really appreciate this video coz it's important to improve one's vocabulary! I must confess that these verbs are entirely new to me. I am going to watch that other video of yours! Físeán an-úsáideach i ndáiríre!
Go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!👍
Go raibh maith agat agus bain sult as an físeáin eile. A bit of a variety is good for confidence and richness of the language 🙂
Dia dhuit achara! Tá fáilte romhat!
Go raibh mile maith agat, a Dane!! Is aoibhinn liom Gaeilge a fhoghlaim! Rinne tu video usaideach eile, aris! PS: Mo leabhar "Collins Irish Grammar arrived this afternoon. Happy day!! Go raibh mile maith agat, aris!! Beannachtai ort. --N
Dea-scéala ar fad, go raibh maith agat as an tacaíocht agus bain sult as an leabhar, bíonn sé eolasach.
Is breá liom é sin a Dane! Go raibh maith agatsa!
At 0:37 can someone please help me. I'm confused why is it Bheartaigh sé instead of Bheartaíonn sé?
It's past tense, not present
Thanks Dan, interesting as ever. Is it " Beartaigh me" or "Beartaim"? Or something totally different, I can't find anything on teanglann.ie Any other sources that would help?
It's bheartaigh mé for the past tense and beartaím is the present tense 👍
@@LearnIrish Go raibh maith agat!
Beannachtaí 👍
Collins Irish Verbs is an invaluable resource. Cheap as chips.
Go raibh míle maith agat. Tá an focal bartaigh nua domsa 😊
Míle fáilte agus ádh mór 😊
Go raibh maith agat as an bhfíseán
Fáilte romhat agus bain sult as 👌
maith thu... go raibh maith agat den chlar sin!
Míle fáilte romhat agus beannachtaí 🙂
'Bearthaigh'
I like how ridiculous is the Irish spelling system😂😂😂
That's what makes it unique 😊
@@LearnIrish Dia dhuit Dane! People may disagree with me, call me stupid or even chauvinist. But according to me Irish is the WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE !
My friend, it's not ridiculous but different! English spelling system is no less ridiculous than Irish. Similarly Anglophones find the pronunciation of Spanish "j" difficult and stupid. What we should realise is that each language has it's own spelling system and pronunciation
It's great that you find it interesting !
Ta an ghéarchéim curtha dinn ta suil againn when you, re next video out paul
Maybe tomorrow or the next day 👍