A CONVERSATION as GAEILGE with Sophie from

[@CuchulainAD]

These are good because we are listening to the language in context. Rinse and repeat on these.

[@emmyemmaem]

thank you for captioning in english and Irish!!! great videos!

[@MarkGrago]

Where can one purchase an Irish Gaelic Bible from a bookstore in Ireland? I'd appreciate any help. They a HARD to find here in America...☘

[@GoldenQ.]

I have been thinking the same thing

[@GoldenQ.]

Can't find any up north Canada

www.siopagaeilge.ie/products/an-biobla-naofa An Siopa Gaeilge is a great bookshop to order from. The shipping might be a little costly, not unfairly so but just considering the distance.

[@zeusstani4693]

@ 🌲🌕👽✈️🚀🧲🇦🇱🏦💶🌲 from Chamëria... NewAL'bania.... I love it to LEARN some GALICIAN LANGUAGE IRISH 🍀☘️

[@nyro1994]

great content keep it coming!

[@neebeeshaabookwayg6027]

Oh my! I would love one, too ..25? years ago, I had ordered a gaelic Bible.. through a man's book store... he looked up one, on his personal choice to help me... well--- it arrived months LATER, at my house, wrapped in WATERPROOF packaging 😳, and, had been shipped by sea...then-- I found out that it was scotish gaelic 😲🙃😵‍💫... and not irish.. it had cost a lot, too... but, I can't remember now.. but, having NOT come by air, had made it cheaper... I had to give many language books away, after I got divorced.. I want to try again, for irish..

[@nolongerlistless]

Gaeilge ar an Trá, le do thoil! 🏖

[@shyb35]

ísiltír - Iseldiroedd (Cymraeg) literally: lowlands as a Bheurla. Is as an Ísiltír mo ghrá, Belgium to be more precise. As her English is so good, better than mine, le cinnt, it's quite difficult to persuade her to teach me Dutch!

[@webbg6]

Delightful

Go raibh maith agat a Ghraham 🥰

[@markscheck]

Best way for a beginner to start?

[@johnodwyer5016]

Tír gan teanga tír gan anam 🇮🇪☘️

🙌🏻 🗣 🇮🇪

[@cheeko9614]

Fíor

[@ジャン-t2e]

Good content

[@lornajohnson4786]

Comhrá thar barr! Tá me ag baint sult as an gcoincheap seo.

[@sophiepalmer-doran344]

Dia duit ba fhís iontach é seo tá áthas orm go raibh an físeán i nGaeilge is bealach maith é chun staidéar a dhéanamh agus go háirithe ós rud é go labhraíonn tú Gaeilge go mall

Tá mé iontach sásta gur bhain tú sult as a Sophie 🥰 grma as amharc air!

[@zeusstani4693]

Not 1 WORD I can understand..but. So. Beautiful.... Funny.... To. Me... Love. it. To. Know if I can help learn it

[@Daveythepiper]

It would really good to slow down this speech so that at least my brain could process the words and pronunciation. A bit like me using slow down software when I am learning tunes on my feadog or píopaí uilleann !

[@emmyemmaem]

there's a setting for that!

[@casperkasparov302]

Molly gets more beautiful every day. She is approaching "Stunning"

[@adrianst9014]

An bhfuil tú ag smaoineamh ar Pholainnis? :0 Mo dhearmard, léigh mé an lá eile teoric go tháinig roinnt focail Polainnise ón tSean-Ceiltise. Tá achan teanga an-suimiúil, Portaingéilis, Ollainnis, tá an oiread sin teangacha ar domhan, tá sé go deas! GRMA as an comhrá agus tá Milo chomh gleoite

Tá! 😉 má dhéanaim é, thig linn malartú a dhéanamh!! 😍 tá teangacha ar dóigh 🥰

[@bartoszwojciechowski2270]

Yes, there is this theory that certain basic words for animals were borrowed by Proto-Balto-Slavic from Proto-Celtic when there was extensive contact between those two groups in Central Europe (ancient Celts and Balto-Slavs had very similar ways of life in harmony with nature btw.). E.g. the word for "cow": "From Proto-Balto-Slavic *kárˀwāˀ, irregular centum reflex of Proto-Indo-European *ḱorh₂-weh₂, from *ḱerh₂- (“head, top; horn”). Matasović (2008) argues that it was borrowed from Celtic in prehistorical times due to the impossibility of deriving it by regular sound laws: PIE *ḱerh₂weh₂ > Proto-Celtic *kerawā > *karawā (Joseph's rule) > Early Proto-Slavic *karwā > Common Slavic *kőrva."

[@marquittawinfree5206]

Please translate into English, otherwise, this is “just cool,” but not very helpful! I want not just hear Irish; but, speak it.

There are English subtitles 😊 I wrote them myself, you have to put them on yourself through the settings