Best Irish Phrases From The Best Irish Verb

[@Vitaee13]

I love how you and Molly are so supportive of each other. I think you might be each others greatest fans.

[@LearnIrish]

People like Molly can save Irish and help it thrive 😊 we might do a collaboration at some point in the future which would be great.

[@Vitaee13]

@@LearnIrish Hey, you're doing a lot to help Irish thrive yourself, so don't underplay your contribution. But I get what you're saying about Molly. Since she is from a younger generation, she gives the language a great future. Speaking of which, I assume you're familiar with TG Lurgan? I would so love to see a collaboration between you and Molly

[@LearnIrish]

Yes I've certainly heard of TG Lurgan, they made fantastic videos, I really love the cup song that they did - that was the first one I came across a few years ago 😊

[@Vitaee13]

@@LearnIrish That was the first one I came across too. They, like Molly, are doing so much to preserve the Irish language.

[@LearnIrish]

We all have a role to play 😊

[@PeterPeadar]

Oh my goodness, the last few minutes are priceless!

[@LearnIrish]

😂😂

[@pompikaushal4604]

Dia dhuit Dane! I really appreciate your video and agree that "Caith" is an extremely important word. And thanks for telling it's future tense, cuz I'm not good at future tense. There are two Irish language channels whose videos I never miss, yours' and Molly's. I like her sense of humour,in addiction to being a great teacher like you,she got a very good sense of humour. Is maith liom a chiall greann! As regards your video I must say Caithfidh mé a rá go bhfuil sé go hiontach ! Físeán ar fheabhas is mhór agam é! Go raibh míle maith agat agus slán go fóill! 👍

[@LearnIrish]

Míle buíochas, tá tú ró-chineálta 😁

[@neebeeshaabookwayg6027]

I really NEEDED this, one too! *🙃 we, I need them all... but what I LOVE, is these angles... and-- yes, Molly is great!! And fun, kind and knows her teaching skills---- I trust you both, to learn from, and,thank God for you both... that you care to HELP us!!

[@LearnIrish]

You sound like you have a good heart.

[@dreaminjosh]

Is maith liom na físeáin! I am part of a FB group who voted to learn Irish together and these videos have been helping tremendously. Go raibh míle maith agat!

[@LearnIrish]

Glad to be able to help you and your group, best wishes and stay safe 👍

[@gerryodonnell1]

Thank you

[@LearnIrish]

Best wishes

[@janemendenhall7583]

Great video!

[@LearnIrish]

Thanks very much 👍

[@Tjmce]

Thanks for the video 👍 it was really amazing 😀👌and I loved mollys video on the alphabet I was the one who suggested it to her so I found it more enjoyable cuz of me suggesting it and have a question for you. How to I know when dh make a sound

[@LearnIrish]

Great idea for a video, the dh would normally make a g sound after broad consonants and a y sound after slender ones 😊

[@Tjmce]

@@LearnIrish why does it not make a sound sometimes?

[@LearnIrish]

What examples do you mean?

[@Tjmce]

@@LearnIrish Ceapadh

[@LearnIrish]

Depends on the dialect, a person from Glasgow will probably pronounce something different than a person from London. Irish is not that different.

[@mickw5383]

Your videos are also enjoyable to watch!! :)

[@LearnIrish]

That's why they call me the Great Dane

[@sabinaeinstein]

Go raibh maith agat! thank you so much for making this video!!

[@LearnIrish]

My pleasure, have a good weekend

[@donnchahassey8086]

Brilliant video, if you can master the verb caith, you can do anything

[@LearnIrish]

You're not wrong, this verb and its verbal nouns will be very useful.

[@donnchahassey8086]

@@LearnIrish When I started learning Irish (and I'm nowhere near finished by any stretch), caith gave me a sleepless night wondering was it worth it 😀 😀 😀. Thankfully I persevered

[@LearnIrish]

Preservation is key, it's a journey we're all on 😊

[@RollaMobsta]

Great video as always! 👍 I was also wondering how “gh” would be pronounced in Irish?

[@LearnIrish]

Usually with a gurgling sound like blowing air forward at the top of your throat

[@efthimiosmakris3476]

Another very helpful video Dane. Thank you. Yes, I have been watching Molly. She has very good videos,as you said,and a very good page on Instagram.As you said I have subscribed on Gaeltacht Greenville, and I can say that I found the lessons interesting. At the end of the video there is a pdf with the lesson in order to be able to see during the lesson. Thank you again.

[@LearnIrish]

Great to hear that, good luck with your learning, stay safe

[@Daveythepiper]

Dane how do I sign up to your patreon account ? very keen to support you !

[@LearnIrish]

www.patreon.com/learnirishwithdane Just follow the instructions from this link and thank you for your support.

[@sagethegoddesssss]

best bloopers!!!!

[@LearnIrish]

Certainly fun to look back on!

[@mango2005]

Typing out these phrases so i can learn them.

[@LearnIrish]

Good luck

[@Karl_with_a_K]

Mhaith tú!

[@LearnIrish]

Míle buíochas

[@maceain]

tá ag éirí go maith leat Dane. Is maith liom do phoist. Beannachtaí ó Dixie Gaeltacht.

[@LearnIrish]

Míle buíochas agus bail ó dhia ort, Beannachtaí 😊

[@bolshe]

Why is the verbal noun used for those sentences like 'Caithfidh tú cleachtadh'? Why cant the original word cleacht just be used?

[@LearnIrish]

Cleacht is an original word? Interesting

[@bolshe]

​@@LearnIrishWhat I mean, Dane... is why the root of the word 'cleacht' cant simply be used​ in this instance?

[@12donegal]

Caithfidh mé a rá do físeán an An bhfuil iontach I have to say your videos are geat Did i say that right in irish

[@LearnIrish]

Maybe swap the word order a bit, caithfidh mé a rá is fine but the rest may have to be adjusted - do you want to try again?

[@12donegal]

Níl mé cinnte cén dóigh a ra your videos are geat i even try looking foclóir. Ie but couldn find it ta foclóir agam so when i get chance latter on i might have a look Ta suil agam thú la mhaith agat inniu I hope you have a good day today

[@LearnIrish]

Good man - caithfidh mé a rá go bhfuil do....

[@Alasdair37448]

I feel your pain there at the end there Dane.😩

[@LearnIrish]

😁 Happens quite regularly.

[@modhuine5720]

Caithfidh or any future verb is pronouced by native speakers in munster as Caith(hig) if it stands alone without a pronoun and caith(ha) with pronouns caith(ha) mé tú sé sí sinn sibh siad. Its best to learn this from the start.

[@alecavalos2535]

you know you can get angry right? gr

[@LearnIrish]

It has happened 😭