How to use the PAST TENSE in IRISH/ as GAEILGE

[@johncook7281]

Gaeilge in mo chior.- Irish is in many hearts. Thanks John

[@jwmulligan1]

Your explanation was marvelously simple.

[@hollyjenkinson2651]

please do more of these videos Ive got leaving cert next year and Im struggling in ordinary level, I knew none of this🤦🏻‍♀️ This helped a lot thank you

No problem I got you ☺️

[@KittyLH1998]

Dropped Irish after learning it in school but it's been fun picking it up again. Thank you for the helpful video, you break it down into easy understandable chunks I can translate into copy ❤. Love from Kerry.

[@stephaniem7524]

Very thoughtful, insightful , practical manner of teaching. Very fresh and enjoyable as well Thank you.

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I am glad I am one of your Subscribers. There are hundreds of thousands of Irish Americans whose Granparents spoke Irish at home.

[@timflatus]

Learning Irish with you seems to be a good way of avoiding depression during the current round of lockdowns. Who knew?

[@timflatus]

My weird way of remembering will be that 'eat' is 'debry' in Cornish and 'learn' is 'desky'. That might be a coincidence, but Cornish also has similar sentence structure, which isn't.

[@Rjhuby]

Is it possible to give examples in past, present and future tenses 😊❤?

[@sineadmhicruairi4763]

I'm doing my immersion course in August. Your videos are a fantastic help, thank you very much!! Especially past, present and future tense! Keep it going. Go raibh maith agat!

[@seanlaoch1678]

Ó, go maith! Go raibh maith agat. An-spéisiúil. Nollaig Shona dhuit, a stór!

[@tessa7831]

So it's basically about adding seimhiú or the D' preposition. It's not that difficult as I expected it would be, thank you for the explanation! :)

[@seangilmartin6768]

So much clearer. Go raibh maith agat.

[@MrPod9]

Great help

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[@alpenjon]

Thanks for another lesson!

[@thomasharte6415]

I am just learning, please keep going, very clear explanation

[@redazthegreat5518]

Lovely videos as always, as an American finding Irish resources can be tough so I appreciate these videos. Ever though of doing a video on irish mythology and the pronunciation of the gods/demigods and places?

To be honest I really know nothing about that 🤣 but if you would like to know how to pronounce certain gods let me know 😊

[@shaunaghdoyle2386]

This was absolutely brilliant 🤍🙏

[@idoit319]

Very helpful

[@fionawhelan1941]

Brilliant..

[@BarryPennock]

Nice explanation. Like the way you pronounce /r/ in English.

[@michaelwhite8031]

My ancestor are Scots/northern Irish on my father's side and southern lrish on my mother's, but let am a proud English man.

Dia daoibh 🥰 tacaigí liom ar PATREON agus gheobhaidh sibh: -rochtain luath -fotheidil as Gaeilge -grúpa príobháideach Facebook -deiseanna labhairt as Gaeilge le daoine eile patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi?Link& EN: support me on Patreon and you will get: - early access - subtitles in Irish - a private Facebook group - opportunities to speak Irish with other people

[@joesoap1960]

Thanks very much. Keep the vids coming

[@mohamedelmusbahi7717]

🙏 thank you

[@kobito610]

Very helpful thanks!

[@djlogan1222]

This episode really clears some confusion for me. Go hiontach!

[@seamusha1]

This is a very helpful video go raibh maith agat

Tá fáilte romhat 💚

[@ahmadsidiq5352]

do you have recommendation of learning app for learning irish grammar?

[@Alasdair37448]

Head spinning a little bit 😵‍💫 but I’ll manage. Go raibh maith agat!

[@seandelaney9160]

Tá blas deas Uladh agat!!

[@Tjmce]

In a month you get over thousand followers that's is really good 👏 👏 👏 👏 and in leinster we don't make the d caso a j we just say for example ulster say jii we say dii for d'ith strange that the dialects are that different.

Yeah it is isn’t it 🤔 I didn’t actually know that 😅 yes I am delighted that there are so many people out there who want to learn this beautiful language, long may it last 💚

[@DeborahHaynes-qb4ff]

Tá sé seo an-chabhrach, a Molly! Go raibh maith agat!

[@oldtimeycabins]

The video was cut off right at the end-can you please tell me about “shule” The word is in a song I love I’d like to understand it

[@matheuscosta5851]

well, it look like strange to me, confuse a little bit, but i gonna make the efforts to get that. thanks a bunch.

[@electricgunnerhd5943]

Never heard of casú for apostrophe

[@laugau9097]

De 1000 Subcribers go dti 41000, maith thu😊😊😊😊

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[@miseciara]

Maith thú a chailín, físeáin ar dóigh á gcruthú agat 🤗 agus is breá liom do chanúint!

[@kfossi1986]

Whoohoo 1,000 awesome!!!

[@jamesehoey]

If I could subscribe twice I would

[@MarkGrago]

Can you pray in Irish Gaelic?

[@dequidaqwadoa1553]

Speaking of the verb "nigh', do you use this verb for "bathing" as well ? Go raibh maith agat ❤️

[@GalaicoWarrior]

I thought it was easier to add the -adh or ach/each suffixes to make a word in past tense.

[@caesar1432323]

Go raibh maith agat

[@gelidsoul]

Go raibh maith agat.

[@rcic3706]

Does the d' standing for ''do'' undergo palatalization when it precedes a slender vowel?

[@jevgenijzintchenko5567]

Yes, it does. The "d" in "d'ith" is slender and the "d" in "d'ól" is broad, for instance.

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Dia duit , Conas ata tu? Cen t-ainm ata ort? I have been trying to follow you for about two weeks but something doesn't seem to be working. I am trying again. Where in Ireland are you living at the moment? COVID cancelled my trip in June. I am planning on spending most of my time in Muenster and Galway. I want to see Skellig Michael and spend time in the Gaeltacht. Forty years ago, I bought the Buntus Cainte books but did not get the cassettes so it was useless. Slan

[@mawhinney2.196]

Cá bhfuil tú I do chonai i nDun na Ngall nó Tir Eoghain?

Dún na nGall

[@kaczkinson]

haha! my brain is broken! :O

[@shall5621]

Go raibh míle maith agat, Molly! Ach, teastaíonn do chuidiú uaim! Past tense verbs with the first person plural are making me crazy..."bhriseamar? bhrisamar?" I'm so confused!

[@mishawaka6608]

grmaa

[@nobbynoris]

Girl, to come back to the present tense, you have lovely eyebrows.

[@forkliftwizard]

1000 6 months ago and now over 12k? Blowing up!

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Grma

[@gaelle4328]

GRMA

[@SP-dv1ms]

What is this 🤡