A conversation with a NATIVE ULSTER IRISH speaker! 😃 🇮🇪 (as Gaeilge) John Ó Fearraigh

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[@alexmccormick2327]

Thanks My family is from Munster. It means a lot to me to learn our language!

[@tmmccormick86]

My family is from the Derry area, and my Granddad always said we were lucky to know any Gaeilge at all; it's amazing and refreshing to me to find someone who has actually managed to conduct most of his life speaking a language I've always been told was "dead or dying."

Proof that it isn’t 🥰

[@lucialovecraft]

Culturlann is a wonderful place to learn Irish 😊 I go there to study and learn Irish and it’s just nice to talk to others in our native language

[@simetramonk]

Привет! Я тоже учу ирландский язык. Надеюсь, что через 2 - 3 года смогу бегло говорить. Благодарю за ролики на ютуб :) с любовью, Simetra

[@karaokenagaeilge]

Молодец! Я надеюсь, что тебе понравится! У меня тоже хорошие ролики.

Go ndéana a mhaith duit 😊

[@MrCoffeypaul]

Can't help but smile to myself at the Italian teacher. I'd a taken the camera outside pointed at the house and said 'Teach' and then walked back inside!

[@nyro1994]

Well done as always Molly!

[@Patrick-xc4ul]

Good show

[@maceain]

Bhain mé an-taitneamh as an gcomhrá. Beannachtaí ó na cnoic choillte i dtuaisceart Mississippi.

[@alexmccormick2327]

Erin go brea! A conservation for my soul!

Dia duit Alex 😊 it should be ‘Éirinn go brách’ - go breá has a different meaning

[@jaym8027]

That was very interesting - thanks to the both of you. Your man looks a bit like a young Tom Cruise.

[@ruadhan1798]

Seo é iontach ar fad! An dtiocfaidh aon comhráite eile? Ta súil agam!

[@GaeilgegoDeo]

Is aoibhinn liom an sraith seo atá á dhéanamh agat. D'foghlaim mo chuid Gaeilge ar scoil freisin agus thit mé i ngrá lei. Bhain mé céim amach in oideachas agus Gaeilge agus bhí mé i mo mhuinteoir scoile sula bhog mé go dtí na Stáit Aontaithe. Anois tá mé i mo chonai i Hawaii agus ag muineadh Gaeilge do roinnt Meiriceánach.

[@donnomusic3534]

Is fiseán iontach é seo!

Grma 😊

[@lornajohnson4786]

Thar barr! Bhí deacrachtaí agam ag an tús le blás Ghaoth Dobhair ach tar éis tamaill bhí sé níos éasca. GRMA as na fotheidil! Is breá liom an tsraith seo.

Maith thú a Lorna 👏🏻👏🏻😁 agus go ndéana a mhaith duit 🤗

[@aodhang9120]

Is maith liom an comhrá seo a Mholly. GRMA.

Go ndéana a mhaith duit a Aodháin 🤗

[@donaldmccormack7580]

Ann suimiúil ar fad. GRMA

Go ndéana a mhaith duit 🥰

[@eleanorchapple8772]

Go raibh maith agat. Thuig me a lán a rá sibh. Cheap me Suimuil nach maith leis na daoine Gaeilge a labhairt mar bhí a ngrammadaí go holc! I’d better write that in English I thought that it was interesting that people did not like to speak Irish because their grammar was bad! And they speaking their mother tongue! And here I am writing foul Irish.

Níl do chuid Gaeilge ‘foul’! Tá sí go hálainn 🥰