Irish Gaelic Grammar 101 | Gender

[@redhoward11]

As an American of Irish and English descent I've always been fascinated by the language. I've worked construction most of my life and speak quite a bit of Spanish. I had no idea that Irish also used masculine and feminine noun structure. But my God is it difficult to pronounce and memorize, Spanish is far easier for me to learn by comparison.

[@hesperianscholar1481]

Such a friendly teacher

[@pappy9892]

Please continue with Bitesize. My contention is that Irish should be taught Free paid for with taxes. To privately charge people to recover their native language is elitist and thoroughly unfair and unjust. Why Irish politicians don't address this issue in this manner is beyond me. People learning their language would instill a pride in their culture, society and country. The demand to learn Irish is immense, both in Ireland and elsewhere. Lessons provided free, would boost employment massively, increase tourist traffic and ultimately revive the language within a couple of decades. This is evident and demonstrated in other nations that have recovered their languages and thus much of their cultures

[@avaryan8992]

She really said just use a dictionary that's how ✨✨

[@illestvillain1971]

So helpful ik. Who needs to know the exceptions or simple rules, just open a dictionary every five seconds

[@aborigine3716]

Why don't Irish folk pronounce slender consonants?

[@sayurikitamura7109]

This series is a great idea! Thank you 👍💗

[@AidaExplorer]

You are so cute, I love your voice.

[@tjf42193]

My great grandmother only spoke gealic and I had a friend from Dublin who spoke both English and Irish. I want to learn my heritage. My family from contae an mhi

[@Ricardojoglar]

Three days ago I became a Bitesize Irish member, having paid U$S 60.00 for a one'month full course BUT THE SITE DO NOT WORK AT ALL. I have tried to access my classes by both mobile, computer and even lan houses, checking all connection settings and NOTHING happens, no site, no classes, no contact. Could you please provide some reason for that?

[@mayavp]

Love this! Thank you!

[@klunny998]

Please teach us dog commands in our wonderful language!!!

[@misterteaification]

For the Irish for 'genders', the pronunciation surtitle is 'in-shknee', but what you're saying is 'ing-shknee'. Which is more correct? Also, for 'feminine' the surtitle is 'bon-in-shknukh' but you're saying 'bwon-in-shknukh'.

[@Andy-lm2zp]

i am STUCK !on saying HELLO, i have heard it about 5 DIFFERENT ways jeeah rich dia dich dia gwrich etc etc can you PLEASE tell me the proper way

[@joalexsg9741]

Loved it!!! Thank you so much, folks! Much love from Brazil!

[@NigelDowney-sh5yd]

This is very useful! GRMA!

[@2380Shaw]

I've never thought this before but it almost sounds German.

[@alisoayd4630]

Not at all, as a german speaker myself, it doesn't sound german at all. Maybe it sounds german for people who don't speak german :)

[@upgradeyourlife5791]

are u still filming or am i just clicking on super old vids? lol

[@CaliforniaBrowngrass]

Go raibh maith agat! Ba mhaith liom ag foglam ainmfhocal iolra.

[@wellusee]

Ta se sin go hiontach