Amazing! Learning a new language is like building a new infant brain to start. This is excellent! Thank you for explaining the particles of speech too! It makes such a difference to understand the grammar at play in simple sentences to start over memorization alone. Everyday i see the charm of Irish and hiberno english. So fascinating.

Lovely stuff thanks

Thank you so much ❤

Agus abhaile liom go sasta freisin

Nothing worse than a hedgehog in your bed

Fantastic thank you for this

is the Irish language your first or second languge?

Thaitin an scéal go mór liom ! I loved the story, Thaitin an ceacht go mór liom. I loved the lesson. Thank you

Thank you! This is sooo helpful as I am a rank beginner in Irish.

ceacht den scoth! 😀

ceacht iontach!😀

Leave space to appreciate the picture before reading

Thank you very much! It’s very interesting to study Irish watching your videos!

This is literally the best teaching video out there. You are amazing!!! I'm from Canada and wanna learn this beautiful language and hope it will thrive! Good luck, and I hope you feel encouraged to keep making premium content like this❤

I know you haven't posted in s year, but fair play to you, these are great.

Marvellous 👏👏🌈🇭🇲😃🦔👏👏

Brilliant 👏👏😃🇭🇲🌈👏👏👏🎒

Outstanding. GRMA.

Very clear explanation. Thank you so much. Please keep up your good work.

Brilliant 😂 Fun story! Maith tu!

Go raibh math agat!

where can you buy these books? I cant find it at easons or kenny's or local bookstore.

Thank you. Very well broken down and explained

The D in codlata shouldn't be pronounced. It's silent more or less in the word.

Grma

"On Will will egg ihe?" Please if you want to learn Gaelic, ignore this nonsense, he's an English speaker who doesn't have a clue.

Tá sé seo chomh cabhrach! Is mór agam na mínithe ar fad ar an ngramadach.Go raibh míle maith agat!

"Breithlá sona, mo thóin!" No wonder Irish people are known for cussing. They teach their children to so in Irish at about the age of 6 or 7.On the other hand, it does make learning Irish way more fun. I'm so disappointed there's no chapter 2.

But this is all read with non-native pronunciation. Suas is not sús. Where is your slender r in chuir? Srón is not pronounced shrón with the sh as in shirt. Cé a bhris is pronounced cé bhris - the relative particle is not heard after a vowel. Codlata is pronounced collata.

Wow that is really interesting. I always love learning Irish. Irish is one of my favourite foreign languages to learn. I've been learning Irish on Duolingo.

I wish there were more of these!

Well ha ha! I understood a few words! But I learned a few things as well! I think I need the books for babies! Lol 😂

Loved it. Duolingo doesn’t give us much opportunity to hear Irish spoken. Just a sentence at a time. So I went looking for stories here! Lots of fun! Thanks!

Woah, I can’t believe this only has 800 views. This is very helpful, thank you!!

This was great! I learned a few words and really enjoyed the small call-outs, like pointing out that cairrín has the "i" added to keep the slenderness of the "ín" ending. I had never put together that the prepositional structures related to "we"/"us" are derived from "sinn," so that you for that.

is leim not i jumped ?

slow it down a bit...why the rush

Love these stories and explanations!

Go raibh maith agat. Seoirse is ainm dom, agus is as Corcaigh mé. Tá do cheactanna go h-iontach. 💪🧠👍 Táim i mo chónaí i gCalifornia anois. Rughadh mé in Éireann ach tugadh mé i Méircea. I've only had some beginner's classes and a whole lot of practice on Duolingo, so videos like yours are a great help. You've made grammar more interesting and easier it's easier than re reading my grammar book. Plus you have a good way of wording it differently. And love the book readings you do as well. Good man. Good luck!

Maybe I'll find out...But can anyone tell me why the final "t" in a word sometimes is pronounced "tch". For example at the 1:20 mark, the word "geit", and at the 1:38 mark, the word "thit" ends in a "tch" sound but the word "cat" on other pages does not.

Is that Connemara pronunciation or are endings more silent across all of Ireland these days? I learned Irish in Cork but lived in Galway for a while. Couldn't understand anything at first. Trying to refresh my aural comprehension.

Thank you❤

Very useful!

I've just discovered this channel: I've been working at Irish for some time now and these little stories are a treat. Especially with a cat! 😸

A terrific teacher. Thank you.

Really enjoyed your presentation and the way you go through it twice. I like the way you break down the words in detail. Thank you.

Isle of Tenerife, Spain, Africa. Again, as usual on KZbin, the pronunciation is wrong, so learners should avoid trying to imitate it. Sorry.

Although I’m an adult these children’s book and your reading of them and then going over them in English along with grammar points is so helpful in learning Irish. Keep up the good work!

I am so glad I found your channel! I am learning Irish and although I'm not a child I love it. This is so helpful.

Even though it says that this is for young kids, its helpful for me as a 22 year old beginner to see and hear really simple sentences like these. And the explanations/translations are great!! GRMA :)