30 EVERYDAY PHRASES + WORDS IN IRISH - As Gaeilge 🇮🇪 Part 2

Dia daoibh 👋🏻😊 I hope you enjoy part 2, I tried to go slower in this one and I added in a few tips and extra phrases! Let me know what you think 🥰
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[@hamzanadeem1175]

Although I am not Irish but it feels great that you promoting your native language.

Thank you 😊

[@SarinezQ]

you should do zoom lessons gal i would defo take you up on this! thanks for all the content ❤🔥

[@Nocturnal808]

New subscriber from the Philippines, I luv and wanna learn your language

[@nitacollins3359]

this rlly helps you arre going the right speed so i can catch you on the stuff i know and things in need to learn for secondrey school im from and english school.im from Cork city and irish is not that common were i live so i want to keep the launuage alive

[@rachelneckar6083]

I love these videos! I’m learning though songs but I do get stuck and she helps me with pronunciation correctly. I can read it but speaking has been difficult. I don’t want it to be because it is such a beautiful language!

[@americangypsy73]

I have the same issue with Duolingo I've learned a lot of the spelling an written part of the language but pronunciation is so hard to pick up. Like you said listening to music helps too. Her language videos have been so helpful!

[@thomask.98]

I really appreciate these videos!

[@seancampbell9689]

Another awesome, informative and funny video! Go raibh maith agat 😊👍

[@c.miller2460]

My favorite video so far. I can use all of these phrases. Thank you!!! And, yes, I'd love a video on questions.

[@AbbyCackowski-Schnell]

I have homework to finish, but I will watch this after.

[@teresamcmanus7633]

thank you, excellent method of teaching. i am really enjoying your videos

[@osais-an-tsaoil]

Wonderful teaching

[@timflatus]

Thanks for 22 and 23 - could be a lifesaver!

[@salbarresi347]

Bhí an físeán seo ar dóigh This video was excellent !

[@bompykaushal9340]

Dia dhuit Molly! Really a great video! These phrases are really helpful and I'm gonna learn them! Físeán iontach é i ndáiríre! Tá na frásaí seo an-chabhrach iad a fhoghlaim! Thanks a lot and slán! Go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!

Go raibh maith agat 🥰

Go raibh maith agat 🥰

[@karenharris8251]

Thank you. That was great. I'm doing a Gaeilge course online and your videos really help. A vid on question words would be good.

[@johnmcgarvey4758]

Thanks, you are doing a great job.👍😀

Go raibh maith agat 😊💚

[@overallsandivy]

I know this video is from a while ago but it was super helpful, thank you! I love watching your videos, the way you teach is direct, funny and easy to understand and practice!!! :D

Go raibh maith agat 😊

[@saibalsarker6802]

Hello I this really helps me thank you so much for your help!!!

Tá fáilte romhat 😊

[@kobito610]

Part 3 please :)

[@Andy-lm2zp]

phonetic spelling would help as hard to catch exactly what the pronunciation is, makes it easier for me seeing the phonetic spelling and helps me remember

[@timflatus]

I think of questions as the five Q's. They belong to a whole class of words including 4 and 5 which begin with P in the Brythonic languages. Due to Grimm's law these all soften to "f" and "w" in English. I find this fascinating. I have a theory that the change from hard "c" in other languages is some sort of "cacophony" avoidance. There is a deliberate bad pun in there somewhere.

[@SeanMalloy]

Always learning something from your channel. Go raibh maith agat.

Tá fáilte romhat 🥰

[@DionysusD]

Please do a video on asking questions in Irish!

I have one for past tense 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2XciqebntqgrrM

[@errl]

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[@pompikaushal4604]

Dia dhuit Molly! Físeán iontach! Táim an-tógtha,seo ceann de na físeáin is fearr riamh! Maith thú! Coimeád sé suas! Is mór agam é agus go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!

Go raibh maith agat🥰

[@pompikaushal4604]

@ Tá fáilte romhat ,Molly!

[@user-lu7py9xf4h]

I - I dont understand a thing

[@fredysalazar7512]

👍👍

[@michaelcoxfitness6089]

I work in construction is there any videos on tools and other equipment?

[@tuskaroraowl3329]

Where can I order books in Irish. I mean, like The Stranger by Albert Camus in Irish, or Alchemist..

[@shall5621]

Is aoibhinn liom é! Go raibh míle agat, Molly!

Tá fáilte romhat! 💚

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Ba mhaith liom video gann Bearla a labhairt le do thoill

[@gaeltachtgreenville546]

Go hiontach! Agus, s'ea, ba mhaith liom físeán faoi ceisteanna, le do thoil. Bheadh sé sin an-úsáideach!

Go raibh maith agat 😁

[@josephstalin6008]

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[@Patavoc]

Go raibh maith agat agus físeán maith! D’fhoghlaim mé cuid de na focail ar bhealach eile cosúil le cén fáth agus cad chuige. Tá mé ág foghlaim fosta mar sin maith leis sin is maith eile a fheiceáil chun focail a rá.

[@salbarresi347]

Hi Molly - Ba mhaith liom video gann Bearla a labhairt le do thoill With subtitles in Irish and a script in English. Thanks !

[@shaneosullivan4676]

Can someone help me here, I can't remember if she uses the Ulster dialect as I want to focus on the Munster dialect since I live in that region and am I complete beginner. Or does it not matter in general.

[@Mick51486]

Definitely Ulster influenced

[@ninjakeks9326]

I would love to learn Irish... but try to find someone that can teach you in Germany...

[@deirdrecartmill2947]

Love thes video's I learn from writing, but this moves TT fast to write, I have to keep going back, takes ages, is there anyway the content can be put in the description below please?

[@jeffcavalieri4091]

It helps me to slow down the playback speed while I'm making notes. KZbin lets you do that in the “hamburger” (3 stacked dots).

[@deirdrecartmill2947]

@@jeffcavalieri4091 thankyou

[@jimmcintyre2837]

Is mór an chabhair dom an físeán seo agus mé ag athbhreithniú do mo scrúdú TEG. GRMMA.

[@therulesofblazon4201]

I am hearing you pronounce -adh at the end of a word as “oo” and am wondering if that is Ulster dialect? Also, one more vote for a “questions” video. GRMA! And my sympathies, one of my dogs is also a quilt-licker...

Yes it is an Ulster thing 😊 🐶 😂😂😂

[@timflatus]

Is -adh the general ending for progressive verbs? This makes verbs like "to sing" and "to clean" close enough to Welsh and Cornish to be confusing, although it probably will help nerdy me remember.

@@timflatus it’s one of them yes 👍🏻 you might have also seen ‘-amh’ eg ag déanamh

[@timflatus]

@ GRMA!

[@KC-wi4gh]

Dia Duit Molly. Go raibh maith agat. Is maith liom Gaelige í mo Chroí.

[@timothyrobson3325]

Tar éis or i ndiaidh in Ulster?

[@SpeakEasyIrish]

Bhain mé an-taitneamh as an bhfíseán. Grma as do chuid oibre ar fad. Gaeilge abú.

Tá fáilte romhat 💚

[@eleanorchapple8772]

I think your videos are wonderful but sometimes I have a hard time seeing the words against the background

Noted for the next video 😊 thanks for your feedback!

[@eleanorchapple8772]

@ wow that’s a fast feed back!😊 now if you just worked for the telephone company....

[@selkie630]

Úsáidim 'cad é mar atá tú' fá choinne 'how are you' agus úsáidim 'cad chuige' fá choinne 'why'