How to say that you “have” something in Irish Gaelic!

[@tophbeifong8304]

Incredible tutorial, thank you 💗

[@irishwithrosie2007]

I’m so glad you liked it! Thank you! ☀️

[@jimkeen7674]

Also a Southerner here, and a newbie to learning Irish. I must say that I love that you're using "y'all" for the plural of "you". I've been using DuoLingo as part of my learning and they do not differential between singular and plural you. It's frustrating.

[@irishwithrosie2007]

Thank you! I’m glad it’s helpful! The “y’all” way of looking at it helps me too. ☺️☀️

[@ciaranmcguigan6461]

Errigal. Mountain in Donegal

[@irishwithrosie2007]

I’ve seen pictures of Errigal! 😃 I’d like to see it in real life one day…It’s beautiful! ⛰

[@ciaranmcguigan6461]

@@irishwithrosie2007 You will, someday. Visit in summer, good weather, and August is the holiday season. It's a relatively easy walk to the top. No mountaineering skills required. Bring strong boots!😉

[@georgemurphy1050]

A little late in commenting, but excellent presentation.

[@irishwithrosie2007]

GRMA! 😁 👋🏼 ☀️ 🌸

[@WildBoreWoodWind]

Hi Rosie, do you mainly concentrate on the Ulster dialect?

[@irishwithrosie2007]

Hi, Phil! 👋🏼 😃 Yes, I try to. But mostly just in pronunciation, and I also give some preference to Ulster vocab. ☀️ But, for now, I’m teaching myself (and sharing with y’all as go) Standard Irish grammar rules that you’d learn in school (which would vary from Ulster dialect grammar). 😊

[@lindacosma4998]

Rosie, tá tú go hiontach

[@irishwithrosie2007]

Go raibh MÍLE maith agat! 🙃😁☀️🌺