A casual conversation as Gaeilge with Oisín O'Floinn 🇮🇪 Acting, Ros na Rún, An Ghaeltacht, Languages

There are ENGLISH SUBTITLES, click CC! Déan rang le Oisín! : www.italki.com/en/i/reft/FGbA0d/cbcHc6/gaelic(irish)?hl=en& BLOC TG4 - Samhradh Fuar Fliuch na Gaeltachta: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e37YgGtojs6VpJosi=N6peJZtYu9DoNm44

[@sophiepalmer-doran344]

Dia duit bhí sé chomh maith cloisteáil uait arís ba fhís iontach é seo agus seiceálfaidh mé an tsraith

[@Korva_Avia]

Hi sorry for the bearla, I'm and adopted child in Canada. met and love my birth family, found out my McKeever/Hegarty great-grandparents came from Derry but my family is from Donegal, the second and third generations in Canada magically had children with people from our home area, yielding me, 💯 Irish in Canada. Gaelic and my home burns inside of me so strongly. My ancestry is in Donegal❤, I'm so excited to learn our Gaelic! I want to move back home so bad, see you in a year or two! I want to be able to speak fluent Gaelic and live in Donegal! My heart burns in me when I listen to you speak our language! It just feels like home, so right...listening, even though I can't understand yet. I'm just dying to learn. My family is excited to meet me in Derry. can't wait to join a kitchen session with my family! Thank you so much for your beautiful channel! Slàinte ☘️🐦‍⬛from Chatham Ontario

[@SinarNila]

The sound of Irish Gaelic is very beautiful, the consonants and vowels in the spoken language change their sound, it reminds a little of French, and it reminds a lot of Maltese, Aramaic and Hebrew in pronunciation, a lot of aspirated, palatal and nasal sounds, a language charming. You guys created a beautiful dialogue in Irish. Kisses on you and in your soul Oísin, hugs 💋💋💋🌻💐🌼🌼🏵️🍺🍻🌹❤️🫂

[@Magomed-gl6du]

I am galga and i live to caucas...i like your country and people...

[@Itsonlymakebelieve]

Go raibh maith agat le agallamh an aisteoir Oisin le Ros na Run. Tuigim níos mó an gaeilge go hairithe an fear mar tá sé ag caint gaeilge simplí. Ar laghad, labhraionn tu Gaeilge go halainn le ‘texture’ ar nos Sean Mac Mathúna. Go raibh maith agat, aris.

[@peteymax]

Ba mhaith liom... fotheidil as Gaeilge, mar sé . . .

[@lornajohnson4786]

Tá scéal agam faoin teach tábhairne Roartys. Chuaigh muid isteach ar an taobh mícheart ar dtús (ní raibh a fhios againn go raibh sé don phobal áitiúil) agus d'ordaigh mé na deochanna as Gaeilge. Bhí gach duine cinealta, níor dúirt siad aon rud faoi 😅 An dara huair, chuaigh muid isteach ar an taobh eile, ach lean mé ar aghaidh leis an Ghaeilge a labhairt agus d'fhreagair siad i nGaeilge.

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Thank you Bonnie Lass

[@ambermchugh9381]

Very helpful, I think i will email you for the irish, so I can read along

Very glad you enjoyed it Amber 😊 if you are Hard of Hearing, please feel free to send me an email and I’ll be happy to provide them. Otherwise, you can support me on Patreon here and get other benefits too 😊💚 www.patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi

[@ambermchugh9381]

@ already a member, not sure how to access it though. Not super tech savvy. My favorite video is the one about snoopy, not only a dog lover but understood every word, EASY AND SLOW!!!

[@paulg8580]

Go raibh maith agat. An suimiúil! Is aoibhinn liom a beith ag éisteacht leis an gnáth comhra trí gaeilge. Táim i gcónaí ag trail as mo chuid gaeilge a fheabhsú agus tá do chanel an úsáideach.

Go ndéana a mhaith duit a Phóil 🤗 coinnigh ort leis an Ghaeilge!

[@OK-de8vi]

In Ireland whay you speak english,when you have your native language?(sorry for bad english,hungarian here)

[@gaeltachtgreenville546]

Unfortunately, that's due to colonialism and English imperialism, as it is for several other places, but the oppression of the Irish language was extensive for hundreds of years. There are still native speakers and those who have it as their first language. It is making a comeback and is even spoken in other countries now too by people who enjoy learning the language.

[@samanthathurgood6579]

Go raibh míle maith agat as an físeán seo bhí sé an suimiúil a chloisteáil agus bhí sé go hiontach!

Go raibh maith agat Samantha 🥰

[@hill7912A]

Go raibh maith agaibh . Tá síbh an-suimiúil. It was a nice level too - so I understood most of it. I love Oideas Gael - great for a beginner like me :)

Maith thú! 😊 yeah Oideas Gael is great 💚

[@wiktoriamrozowicz6215]

Could you please do subtitles as Gaeilge, apart from English translation? That would be extremely helpful for learners. 💕

They’re available on Patreon if you would like to support 🥰 www.patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi

[@arnoldvandamme5852]

Hola!!!

[@barrypwalkerable]

Thaitin an comhrá go mór liom! Chabhraigh se go mór liom! Go raibh maith agaibh 👍

Go ndéana a mhaith duit Barry! Grma as amharc ar an fhíseán 😊

[@DaveMcG]

Thaitin é seo go mór liom. Is maith liom a bheith ag éisteacht le cúpla daoine ag caint le chéile go neamhfhoirmeálta mar de gnáth foghlaimím cúpla frásaí deas.

Grma Dave 😊 tá mé sásta gur bhain tú sult as!

[@Bernaren60]

Is dathúil an fear é Oisín. Bheadh Béarla flúirseach agam dá mbeadh seisean um mhúineadh.

[@Bernaren60]

@Sionnach1601 Tá mar ta a fhios agat ó m'ainmse gur Ceilteach agaus fíor-Breatannach mé. Cymru am Byth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Wales for ever!

[@Bernaren60]

Stócach breá dathúil é.

[@sophiepalmer-doran344]

Dia duit bhí sé chomh maith cloisteáil uait arís ba fhís iontach é seo agus seiceálfaidh mé an tsraith

Grma Sophie 🥰

[@eleanorchapple8772]

Go raibh maith agat. Bhí sin go deas

Tá mé sásta gur bhain tú sult as Eleanor 😊

[@jasminbrennandowling8125]

Gomma slán conach mé to amarach

[@Itscoldupnorth]

Sure, like, I had to stop listening to him, like, saying 'like' all the time - like. Is mór an trua - mar is feidir liom a thuiscint an chuid is mó cad a bhi sé ag rá as Gaeilge.