25 VERBS you NEED to KNOW in IRISH 🇮🇪 | Briathra as GAEILGE

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Dia daoibh 😊 tá botún leis an bhriathar 'siúl' sa shampla a thug mé - siúlAim (tá sin ceart) there is a mistake with the verb 'walk' in the example I gave - siúlAim ( that's right)

[@TheGragar1]

Yes I would like a video about verbal nouns. Ty

[@O3177O]

Please 🙏

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

The Irish speakers are addicted to verbal nouns for sure

[@johncook7281]

Your pronunciation is easier to hear than some language apps. Smile here.

[@carloseduardojimenez7656]

Please part 2!

[@user-lr6gg2bi9l]

Very good video! Thank you.

you're welcome 😊

[@robertodiasvieira1965]

I'd be very thankful if you could make a video focused on pronunciation, mainly slender consonants.

[@salbarresi347]

I think You should do a listen and repeat podcast Something like coffee break Spanish I would definitely listen to that in the car

[@user-yk8tt3ce1n]

I love Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤ ♥ 💕 💖 so much that I started to learn Gaelic

[@Yabadabadoo16]

I'm irish and this was very helpful

[@therulesofblazon4201]

I believe the O.G., bona fide “traditional” Gaeilge i mo chroí videos have Snoop in them, just sayin. But this one gets major props for the Simon and Garfunkel drop. Greatness.

😂 grma

[@rowbearvondragonslayer8824]

Love the videos. Keep the language alive. 😎👍

grma 😊

[@addictedtocraic]

Speaking of words you love to say, mine is "tuismitheoirí". I just love it. Lol

[@jonathanmchugh2582]

Qonderful. Thank you. Xc

[@thetravellingcamera6693]

Yes, video on verbal nouns GRMA :-)

Noted!

[@pompikaushal4604]

Dia duit Molly! Físeán deas agus úsáideach! Is mór agam do chuid iarrachtaí chun ár nGaelige álainn teanga a chur chun cinn! Tá na frásaí a mhúin tú inniu an-úsáideach agus beidh siad an-úsáideach chun Gaelige a labhairt! Coimeád sé suas! Míle buíochas agus slán tamall!

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Dear Molly it is no concern to your fans that you are not not a professional teacher or a native speaker. You are an authentic beauty and super sweet. The task of salvage of this endangered language rests with non natives or the language will go extinct. Keep going with your great work. Blessings and best wishes for your success. It is my observation that speaking Irish does make girls more beautiful than they are prior to speaking Irish. Coimeád sé suas!

thank you so much 😊

[@martinkullberg6718]

I think Irish is a beautifull language, and I speak dutch,further I have a hobby : making languages, I'm working on one where I try to put sounds together I like about egsisting languages ,and I think though I not regularley seen or heared celtic languages, I uncousiousnous put things in my language that resemble it a bit , like today I made the word cufinhdor (pronounce: cooFINdoar) meaning Cook, and there also these -aimu, -eymu, -ia and -ear etc. endings in my language, I just wanted to share, cause these Irish words made me enthousiast! 😃😁

[@johncook7281]

I also would like a video about verbal nouns.

[@bompykaushal9340]

Dia dhuit,Molly! Táim an-bhuíoch díot as an bhfíseán iontach seo! Tá na frásaí a mhúin tú inniu an-úsáideach ar fad! Maith thú! Go raibh míle maith agat agus slán go fóill!

[@balormor]

👍

[@pauldavis509]

🍀🍀💚💚

[@seanlaoch1678]

👍👍👍

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

I have been flirting with Irish for 4 years now spending an hour or two each Thursday. At the outset it came across totally bizarre language but after developing some familiarity I am now beginning to get a hang of it. My conclusion which better carry some weight because I speak 2 dozen languages from around the globe that with the bizarre looking languages it is necessary to hang in for 4-5 years and not quit to succeed. Irish adolescents lack the patience and give up on their native language too soon. Okay from now we have to set up a conduit to transmit Irish from you hear to my brain. I am very optimistic. Give me a few more years. Cheers!

[@Patrick-xc4ul]

Tog go bog e dhathair. Take it easy brother? It's a complex language that verbs Change meaning based on the words around the verb.

[@michellefox6658]

How do we say amen or so mote it be 🖤

[@mohamedfethiyousfi9623]

Yes I like this language but I can't learn it because we need a lot of users to communicate with I think to visit Dublin to learning Irish language

there are plenty of online communities that practice Irish together. Check out peig.ie and even my Patreon site www.patreon.com/myirishheart/posts I have regular video calls with my patrons to practice

[@donovanfoto3263]

Finn na Saoirse

[@Vitaee13]

Dia dhuit, a Mhawlaí. On number eleven, shouldn't it be "siúlaim" for "I walk" instead of "siúilim"? Or is this a dialectal variation?

tá an ceart agat! grma

[@eimeartully7665]

go hiontach!

[@RyaNo321GO]

An déanfaidh tú an Tuiseal Ginideach nó an Modh Coinníollach in aon video san todhchaí? Níl an Tuiseal Ginideach san leabhar scoile "Fiúntas Nua" agus is deacair é an Modh Coinníollach. 🙏🙏

[@geovanniali6060]

Dia duit Molly agus go raibh maith agat

go ndéana a mhaith duit 😊

[@annakat3398]

How many years have you been speaking/learning irish for?

since I was 4 😊

[@annakat3398]

Awesome! 💕

[@ocomaing]

Chríochnaigh sí cuid obair s'aici Chríochnaigh sí a cuid oibre

[@ocomaing]

Baile has one l, so its not pronounced balyeh but bawleh

[@casperkasparov302]

In the 19 th Century the Cruel English would have cut this Lady's tongue out for speaking Irish in Ireland.

[@NosajKnows]

Is this Ulster Irish?

[@sylviasawyer2517]

Thank you for these videos...but the ADVERTS 😡 cover the text that you put on screen 🙁

There is a little ‘x’ in the corner of each one so you can get rid of them 😊