A CONVERSATION as GAEILGE with

[@annettekeane136]

Loved this conversation. Bhí sé go hiontach éisteacht le comhrá nádúrtha

[@sula1529]

Excellent video

[@brianboru7684]

Waterford takes its name from the Old Norse Veðrafjǫrðr, meaning “ram fjord”. Its Irish name Port Láirge translates to “Larag's port”.

[@jwmulligan1]

It was a joy to watch my two favorite vloggers engaged in a casual discussion. The scary thing however is that I'm beginning to understand better. I got a little messed up with place names but I find them fascinating. When Dane mentioned "An Gorta Mor", I was sure that you both might talk about that considering that tomorrow, 13 May, is National Famine Commemoration Day. PS I always get a kick out of your brother's responses as if everything he says means, "Sis, will you please leave me alone!" : ) GRMA

Go raibh maith agat as amharc ar an fhíseán 🥰

[@Alasdair37448]

I am very grateful to the both of you you have been instrumental in my own journey learning Irish. Go raibh mile maith agaibh!

Tá sé sin iontach deas a Aleksander ☺️ tá mé sásta go bhfuil muid ábalta cuidiú leat 💚

[@RuairiOTuathail]

Bhí sé seo go hiontach. Labhraíonn an bheirt agaibh go han-soiléir! Tá súil agam go ndéanfaidh sibh níos mó físeáin le chéile! Go raibh míle!

sásta gur bhain tú sult as a Ruairí 😁 go raibh míle maith agat! is cinnte go ndéanfaidh muid níos mó

[@traceytinyhouseelohi7803]

Aaahhhhhh!,,, You guys are SO much better than ALL the Irish apps I’ve tried!, after a life time of my gramma telling my “I’m native” and me thinking I was native american(I’m from USA). I did my genealogy and found out that I’m 28 percent Irish and 25 Scottish! I was so excited!, Anyways, I’ve just gotten my first passport and am Ireland bound this fall!

Aw go raibh míle maith agat a Tracey 🥰 that’s very exciting for you 😁😁

[@traceytinyhouseelohi7803]

Failte! Ta me ar bis! I’m still trying to figure out how to do fadas on my keyboard 😬😂

[@pompikaushal4604]

Dia dhaoibh Molly agus Dane!Físeán iontach, mar a bhí i gcónaí! Thaitin sé an -suimiúil i ndáiríre! Go raibh míle maith agaibh!

[@terricoignet2932]

I love watching and listening to you two! I haven't been practicing as much lately and this made my heart happy ♡

Go raibh maith agat a Terri 🥰 and here’s your motivation to get back into it 😁

[@eleanorchapple8772]

I loved this . I think you are both wonderful teachers. It was a joy to hear you speaking Irish and me understanding most if it.

Grma a Eleanor 🥰

[@brianboru7684]

Leixlip is the older version actually from Norse apparently according to Wikipedia. It seems like Norse setters named it. The placename comes from the Old Norse lax hlaup (Younger Futhark: ᛚᛅᚼᛋ ᚼᛚᛅᚢᛒ; pronounced [laks l̥ɔup]) which means "salmon leap". The name in the Irish language (Léim an Bhradáin) is a direct translation of this, and was first adopted in the 1890s.[3] In Latin, it is Saltus salmonis, from which comes the names of the baronies of North Salt and South Salt.[4]

Very interesting go raibh maith agat 😍

[@KSMURPHY]

GRMA! That was so amazing. It was such a great discussion and a really good opportunity to hear a natural conversation instead of the usual canned phrases. PLEASE do more!

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[@KSMURPHY]

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[@sula1529]

I loved this podcast do you both teach?

[@amherst88]

Go raibh mile maith agat aris ❤❤❤ Love watching you both, hope you do this again. FYI in the US (at least where I learned) Irish is taught to be translated (as though it were a dead language like Latin) and 'homework' consists of hours with a dictionary -- with the exception of one superlative teacher there was no emphasis on speaking whatsoever -- so I *love* hearing you both speaking -- (love listening to Raidió na Gaeltachta as well even though I don't understand much of it :) Blessings to both of you!

Go ndéana a mhaith duit 🥰 that’s very sad that it’s taught like that but hopefully we are changing that!

[@terricoignet2932]

You learned Irish in the US? Just curious, where do you live if you don't mind me asking

[@amherst88]

@@terricoignet2932 I learned it while studying at Boston College.

[@nolongerlistless]

You and Dane together, along with some other heroes (eg Seán Mór, Patricia from Michel Thomas, so I hear, & the guy who has the Speaking Irish channel) are supplying a vital middle bit/stepping stone in that gap between the numerous total beginner books, courses & intros to Irish, and the sort of overwhelming torrents that a real life tv/radio programme, book or newspaper taxes you with. [As if you learn to paddle & swim in the shallows and then are forced to either plough endless boring lanes in an indoor pool & pass exams, or, for the real thing, left to plunge into ocean waters, with riptides, sharks, danger of death.] You are intermediaries offering the listening (& speaking) practice you get if you have an encouraging & Irish-fluent friend who can guide you on a brief excursion to spend time in an interesting locality - expanding beginner skills & building awareness of context. Thank you. ❤️🤗

[@sula1529]

8:56 nearly jumped out of my skin with the headphones on 😅

[@zeldaconnection9945]

Landshut (LA) Minga, Rosenheim?

[@bompikaushal4194]

Dia daiobh Molly agus Dane! Físeán den scoth mar i gcónaí! Slan !

[@tn1340]

D'éist mé leis an bhfíseán seo agus bhí ionadh orm gur thuigim 80%! Tá níos mó muiníne agam anois i mo chumais! (Tá brón orm, tá mo ghaeilge fós meirgeach haha)

Ar dóigh 😄

[@lornajohnson4786]

Bhí sé go hálainn! An-suimiúil agus go raibh maith agaibh as na fotheidil i mBéarla!

Go ndéana a mhaith duit a Lorna 🥰🤗

[@gogettergirl09]

Beautiful! This makes my heart so happy! I'm a polyglot and a language coach, would you be able to be a teacher/ coach for me? I'm currently working on Gaeilge ❤

Here’s my italki 😊 www.italki.com/i/reft/FGbA0d/FGbA0d/gaelic(irish)?hl=en&

[@TerryLaverty]

D'amharc mé air arîs. Tá sé ag cabhrú mo chuid Gaeilge. GRMA. Déan ceann eile le chéile le do thoil

[@deanoconnor3074]

Físeán iontach! Caithfidh mé buíchas a ghabháil libh beirt,coinnigh suas é!

Go ndéana a mhaith duit a Dean 😁🤗

[@maranathasos3381]

I feel if i were traveling Ireland and finally made it to a Gaeltacht, i would feel like i just arrived in Ireland - (the real Ireland).

[@pixiepianoplayer114]

D’fhéadfainn éisteacht leis seo arís agus arís eile. I will need to, to become more productive and fluent. Ans God, Ive a long way to go. GRMA ! Bless! Feel free to correct my lousy translation as well. Sláinte

[@paulmerricks3764]

Maith thú a Molly an-fhísean eile is breá , scaoil chugam iad!.

Go raibh maith agat a Phóil 😊

[@kingdombuildershobbies5257]

do you ever work with people one on one to learn Gaeilage? I am here in america and it is very uncommon. I am sorry for my boldness.

[@peterhiggins1568]

Iontach dhá cheann de na "youtubers" is fearr liom a fheiceáil le chéile i bhfíseán amháin! 😃

[@donaldmccormack7580]

Tá an comhra sin an deas agus úsáideach. GRMMA.

Grm agatsa a Dhónail 😊

[@eimeartully7665]

iontach!

[@nolongerlistless]

An-suimiúil ar fad!

[@serviustullus7204]

Please stop the queer sound effects on the girl’s voice!!!

[@laugau9097]

Maith thu ta fiesan seo go han-mhaith. g.r.m.shibh

[@TerryLaverty]

Ar fheabhas. GRMA