Is mise seanlodalach a d fha's I Meirichea rinne me staidear ar Gaeilge ata' deacair ach is maith liom i' toisc gurbh Eireannach mo ....grandmother. Gaeilge I mo chroi' freisin. Ta'im I mo chonai sa tSeapain faoi lathair. Good job excellent program

Thank you this will help me for my Irish exam on conjugation

What about mouse? I've heard Luch? Not sure how to say it/pronounce

Am half Ireland 🇮🇪

Es el mismo en castellano, hay una persona aquí, hay unas personas aquí. Tá mé anseo,, tá siad anseo (¿Puedo decir esto?) 😊

I loved your channel name! My ancestors came from Ireland to America and trying to learn the native language of Ireland because I love my heritage so much and want to learn the language there! Thank you so much!

Go raibh maith agat! D'fhoghlaim mé conas é a labhairt, ó mo mham ar inimirceach í as Éirinn, agus níor labhair mé é le tamall agus mar sin bhí sé go deas teagmháil a dhéanamh leis na bunghnéithe arís!!!!

Oh! This is near me!!

An leabhar "Gaeilge i mo Chroí" ceannaithe agam do mo chol ceathrair. É ag teastáil go géar uaithi! Maith thú féin, a Molly. Éacht á dhéanamh agat!

Amazing ! I like to learn Irish ,I'll try , I have visited Ireland for 67days ! I am Greek ...

This is very straightforward to me since Portuguese is my first language and we also have two verbs that are used to differentiate the different meanings of "to be" exactly like tá and is (In portuguese "estar" and "ser")

Baineann "m'uncail" chomh maith le "n-uncail" gáire asam i gcónaí ar chúis éigin AGOA

Omg a treasure trove of a channel

Thanks your Video, I have now able to find Out a word hat I always Heard in the Radio but I could Not writtenly find ::: Go hiomlan....Grma Molly. Ma thus Agus die fisian🎉🎉🎉🎉

I don't know why, but I really vibe with the your energy 😂 instant subscribe

Ba bhreá liom fiseán eile le Athair Briain! Bhí sé seo gálanta ar fad agus an-siuimiúil. Go raibh maith agaibh.

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LITERALLY LOL

Hi! In Polish the command "Lapa" is "Łapa"/wapa/ which also means "Paw".

Nil se madra buille ach madra cliste❤❤❤

Shilim go bhfuil "Agus Marsin de" an ceann rud 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Ach SRL ni raibh a fhios agam.

Learning irish & enjoyed this clip but I have a question re first group of exceptions...you seem to suggest single syllable Verbs like suigh, nigh, luigh guigh etc take FIRST conjugation endings (?) But I was taught these single syllable Verbs ending in -igh ( which have long vowel sound but NO fada) take the 2nd conjugation endings ( though Verbs like léigh which have fada would take first conjugation endings as you said) Is there a reason why different approaches exist??? If so could you please explain to me. Tx so much!

De ghnáth úsáidim ‘agus mar sin de’, ach ní raibh an phrása seo ar fhios agam! Bainfidh mé triail as ‘srl’ amach anseo 🙂‍↕️

I know slonga!

basically Cthulu language

Ghost town

Gaelic language is really magical.

good idea

go raibh maith agat :)

D'úsáideamar r.m. = roimh mheán lae agus i. m. = i ndiaidh mheán lae

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Is this worth learning as an American who travels to Ireland semi regularly? My grandparents were native speakers from Connemara, and I’ve been learning off and on.

Excellent! I've been doing Duolingo and they never bothered to describe why and when these different forms are used, so I've been wondering for some time.

dia dhuit

:15 Is dia daoibh used for people you see often vs dia duit used for people who are new?

"Chaith tú mé faoin mbus." 🥲😂

Tá sé 8:30 r.n. Do gheansaí, is brea liom é. 🥰

Half of something,so not a full hour,so most of the world would think its half an hour to 1,being used to saying something and doing it right are different things 🤷

Love this

I also heard you can say "ar maidin" for am and "um tráthnona" for pm. ex, "It's 7am" would be "Tá sé a seacht ar maidin" and "it's 7pm would be "Tá sé a seacht um tráthnona" Am I understanding that correctly?

I'm from Belarus (easterrn slavic country) and i'm trying to learn Irish (cause it's the most beautiful language in the world, to my hearing). Listened to "Anuna" in childhood in 90's, heard Niamh Farrell & Linda Nic Leòid, Zoë Conway and others. Love Irish traditional songs and music. Elvish language. It's as beautiful as complex. I hope to learn it someday (at least be able to read it confidently). Thank you for your channel. And go on please

Comhgairdeachas . Mholly. Cheannaigh me do.leabhar an seachtain seo . Ta ma ag tnuth e a leamh

Would love for you to make a book with you writing as you pronounce true Irish for we who are in Americay !

Im surprised to hear how you pronounce gaeilge, I thought you were from the north/Ulster.

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GRMA ❤ love the jumper!

Some things I would rather do than learn Irish . Push wasps up my ass , stick pins in my eyes , drink my own piss . lol That is because it is dying language