"Pompeii" le Bastille as Gaeilge

[@lestry7878]

I have no connection to Ireland or the Irish language whatsoever (I am a Polish guy living in Sweden) but I do love learning foreign languages. This is incredible and there are people outside of Ireland who enjoy Irish music and the Irish language.

[@OSTARAEB4]

Leszek, which means thank you.

[@niallr9952]

absolute pain in the hole to learn though. Tá sé an-dheacair

[@mychemsuperfan]

OOOOOOOOO hi I was born in Poland but I have no memory of Poland and I live in Ireland since I was really small so I don't remember Poland (as I said) but I still speak Polish, Irish, English, a bit of Japanese, and some bit of German. man how do i get forced into these things. srsly i have to learn like french when i get older JUST TO STAY AT SCHOOL -_-

[@Alex-go4hc]

Try translate this- an bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leitras? 💚🗯🧡

[@TreeGGwi]

Cool but there’s a lot of people inside Ireland who don’t enjoy the Irish language

[@Preacher232]

Im from south africa and i speak afrikaans, To me this is like heaven on earth just to lie on my bed every day listing to 2 or 3 songs makes my just that much better. I wish i can speak Gaelic its one of the most beautiful languages in the world hope that this language does not die out. Keep it up guys we al love the song you do.

[@ollieanna03]

You should try learn it but once you start its like impossible to forget

[@shalomcornells7566]

Gaeilge

[@dayastraub]

Lucky Zorua Just dialects of the same language. I have studied and continue to study both Irish Gaeilge and Scottish Gaidhlig.

[@elainebyrne4000]

that was beautiful

[@natashagilmartin1560]

I speak Irish, I like to think there's 3 languages in the language itself, Aimsir Caite, Aimsir laithreach and Aimsir fhaistnach (past present and future) if you were learning Irish you should start with you basic details like your name. You can say: Is mise Natasha or Natasha is ainm dom. (Mise-misha Ainm- anum Dom- dumb)

[@eagleclaw2525]

Gaelic is 5,000 years old! These videos are extraordinary and a legacy all Celts should love. Erin and Alba Gu Braught!

[@karenmalone5253]

Irish Gaeilge is so beautiful. It warms my heart to see that young people are learning it again. To forget our past is to doom our future. These wonderful young people are the future and it's Amazing!

[@Alex-go4hc]

Tá a fhois agam! 💚🗯🧡

[@Alex-go4hc]

Conas Atá sibh!!!!! Tá súil agam go bhfuil tú go maith! Beidh lá maith agat inniu! 💚🗯🧡

[@seanlong7872]

If we all had choices again we would send our kids to this school,not only for the joy the kids are showing but what they are learning about their language,country and each other..

[@adammcmahon2626]

I want to be as fluent in Irish as these guys

[@laurenoconnell9764]

Haha most of them are not fluent they are just in an irish summer camp and have been learning and rehearsing this the whole time they were there😝

[@caitlincrean6023]

Same here :-)

[@lelianichathmhaoil1146]

Adam Mcmahon uuuumm, thats not irish they are speaking

[@adammcmahon2626]

And you didnt respond in English

[@carolineoconnor7239]

Lelia ni chathmhaoil what part of Ireland are you from?

[@Szhiko]

This is kind of brilliant, I'm Portuguese, the Irish language is kind of a mystery to me although the six years I live in Ireland, But honestly I like the language and it's phonetics and this at all levels brilliant because it's all about the preservation of a culture and an identity. Congratulations, extremely deserved!

[@jakemccann-oconnell7398]

It's so ketchy I listen to it every day also I live in Ireland and irish such a easy language to learn

[@Spionin1979]

Gorgeous....So amazing, I Love it. Please more, more, MOREEEEE !! Greetings from Germany :-)

[@coleaustin8523]

Such an awesome and beautiful language, I really wish that I could speak it. You guys rock, so please keep on rocking!

[@GirlyDragons]

Sound amazing, but learning it is real tough. Trust me, I've been learning my whole life.

[@marszenka]

GirlyDragons I don't want to speak it (heard it's incredibly hard from everybody on this planet and I already have other languages I'm struggling with), but I really want to be able to SING it. Do you have any recommendations for places I could learn pronunciation? I keep getting songs stuck in my head and it's driving me nuts! BTW, TG Lurgan covers sound -fantastic-. Great singing, every vid. Love.

[@honk4bees]

marszenka my suggestion is to take it phonetecly (cant spell lol)

[@heliobrzencziskiewicz6835]

Sophia MacDonald go raibh maith agam Cole Austin

[@frankieiswicked]

marszenka Irish is really easy tbh lol, I live in England (of Irish descent). Is breá liom Gaelige

[@Rotten.Patatas]

Amazing seeing young people speaking that beautiful language. Love it!

[@joannahardy2951]

Go n'éirí leat do aon duine ag foghlaim an Gaeilge.

[@mollielovett1476]

Tá Eurovision gon to pot mar a deirtear sa Bhéarla. Is breá liom TG Lurgan. Ciarraí abú! Suas leis an Ríocht!

[@EmmaHxx]

My teacher made my class sing this for at Patrick's day and I still remember I don't remember our Irish spellings but I do in songs 😂

[@LukzVR]

Me to

[@carolmangan441]

Great version 😊

[@mbaileyfriederichs8793]

I grew up in America with Gaeilge as my first language. Great to hear it

[@Alex-go4hc]

Is brá liom an teanga seo💚🗯🧡 Tá súil agam go bhfuil tú go maith!

[@fionaapril123]

Tá sé go hiontach! Is brea liom!!!

[@f.ikrama.leader6378]

loving all the positivity about the Irish language here guys, keep it up!!!

[@ciaranoflynn867]

Tá gach duine sásta lenár dteanga. Tá sé go híontach!!!

[@Alex-go4hc]

Tá sé, nach bhfuil?

[@justabeaver3904]

Tá❤

[@kamilemitkute7107]

I am from lithuania but I live in Ireland for 6 years and I can speak Irish but not fulent and I learned this song in school of by heart

[@tglurgan]

Dé Luain seo chugainn - beidh sé ar líne ansin.

[@honeyx2113]

We learned this song in Irish class in school. I'm proud to say I can actually sing along!

[@tglurgan]

Bhí an chraic againn go cinnte.

[@orabetic]

I'm so glad that in my school, we're taught Irish in pretty much the same way. We often turn our favourite songs into Irish and it's the reason I'm good enough as I am at Irish

[@rikehoepfner]

Wow amazing!!! Perfekt fit! I love this song. And I love Ireland. It's soooo great!

[@justinbiebersgirl345]

I go to an Irish school in Ireland.. once you can speak it, its really easy to remember.. lovely language

[@suzannerobyn111]

I am Irish but I don't go to a gail scoil it's easy if u don't speak irish all day because u can ask what it means with getting in trouble and if you move to a schotgat only speaks IRISH in one. Lesson u won't know what the fuck they are saying that happend to me so I had to go back to the Gail scoil

[@laurenoconnell9764]

Piper u just said In one of the other comments u can barely speak English make up your mind when telling a lie!

[@aldismengelsons2360]

small nation-strong and nice language :) keep going! Greetings from Tipperary!

[@Ezox2408]

just to say as a bi-lingual with french and english i keep on thinking that i hear words which are in fact not spoken. i love this though. the singer is also amazing.

[@lukeisaskater4060]

I couldn't be prouder to be Irish. Ba maith liom gaelge sa scoile! ÉIREANN!!!

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Makes me feel so happy.Just to hear you sing..

[@Sillybirds36]

I love the fact that there are so many of you guys all partaking in this, much better use of time and its just fab :)

[@bluecyclone3500]

to educate they most of them got sent there by there parents

[@1412Bunny]

hopefully irish will someday be something all irish people can speak fluently :) it's a beautiful language and it's quite sad when you think about why it's not the first language of most irish people

[@jtraypog]

all Irish people.

[@Love-Isabella]

Bunny1412 it's because a while back the English took over Ireland and they outlawed all Irish culture

[@j.obrien4990]

Its funny I'm Mexican, but part of my family came from Ireland, so my last name is O'Brien. And I met an English girl here once, and when she found out my family name she went out of her way to tell me that she didn't like the Irish because they blame the English for destoying their culture...

[@edwinmagnier6690]

Bunny1412 Yes, but I think we need to move on from that. There is nothing stopping us rectifying that travesty, but people don't want to, evidently. Tá brón orm faoi sin ach go deimhin.

[@ladaf]

Bunny1412 sorry, I didn't know that? why?

[@Ktalks100]

Thanks from Africa !!! Brilliant.

[@emmacomerford3925]

I love my teacher! in Irish, we learn all these songs! its so fun! XD

[@chelseauju7685]

after watchin an incredible performance on the late late show ...i started watchin all theur videos..the r sooooooo amazinnnnnn

[@annaobrien5971]

I feel proud to be your cousin keith. Well done !!!

[@SVPScottiesVideos]

These videos make me wish Gaeilge was my first language.Great song.

[@serena-skye1511]

Ugh; I first came across these songs shortly after beginning to learn Irish for the first time! Now I've finished high school and received my fáinne óir and couldn't be prouder to be Irish!

[@Jesjes1]

Seo e mo triu uair ag braithnu ar an fis seo, ta se thar bharr. Is aoibheann liom e! Ni raibh an Gaelteacht cosuil le sin deich mbliaina o shin!

[@kylemc7277]

these guys are a credit to ireland

[@allisonmackenzie4957]

I went a Gaelic school, Sgoil Mhic Fhraing a'Chaolis (Rankin School of the Narrows) and was taught Gaelic since elementary. I'm still not fluent. I wish I was though

[@Harinair72]

Beautiful, awesome, the lead singer is amazing.... Keep em coming!

[@Skyebright1]

He’s in the band Seo Linn ;) they’re on KZbin

[@saoirseredican283]

Is aoibheann liom!maith ar fad uirthi!

[@martinth2203]

what a nice song i will learn it

[@Gaelgory]

Maith sibh. Amhrán iontach. Is breá liom é !!!!

[@feariesrule100100]

i would love to learn the Irish language, not just for singing but to speak it.

[@francoisduvalcork]

+feariesrule100100 have you tried www.duolingo.com ? I am learning on there it's great !

[@aideenobrien742]

Dia duit! Cad is ainm di

[@rayobee]

Is Breá liom!! Tá an ceol go hiontach!!!

[@morganmcknight782]

As a student in Ireland learning Irish it is a great language and everything but the way it is taught is wrong it makes you dislike the subject because the classes are so boring

[@morganmcknight782]

***** May I ask where you come from?

[@morganmcknight782]

That is actually really lucky because in school now I have to pick between French and German and I was wondering do you have any tips about the German language

[@morganmcknight782]

Well do you know much of French that I could compare my questions to? if you don't it's fine

[@morganmcknight782]

***** Well what would you consider to be the hardest hting to learn in German?

[@morganmcknight782]

***** What level of difficulty would you say German is to learn

[@JumpForIt01]

It isn't a school, it's a residential Irish course in the Gaeltacht

[@natesprettyladytanya]

I love love Love hearing songs in Gaelic, it would be so cool to see how to pronounce the words with the song

[@Alex-go4hc]

Gaeilge**

[@Maria-yf7ty]

@@Alex-go4hc you don't have to be mean

[@lizziewalker6851]

I honestly cant wait to go get back to lurgan, I'm in this video and its such an amazing experience :)

[@chloep4752]

I love this. Their language is so cool!

[@Alex-go4hc]

Tá sé, nach bhfuil!

[@FuroraCeltica]

This is the perfect way to keep the language alive - using cool pop songs aimed at young people

[@mariano28irl]

I say it again,Irish People don't forget your language.

[@ahhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhhhhh]

Marian p We won't! (Hopefully) 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@aideenobrien742]

Dia duit! 🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@OSTARAEB4]

American of Irish descent on both sides. Studied the language for two years. It was forbidden to speak by those that stole the land. It is a beautiful language and people.

[@shelbyw7071]

I'm an American of Irish descent. None of my living relatives speak the language, so I'm learning it to pass on to my future children. It's a beautiful language, and I hate that my family left it behind when they came here.

[@rhyleigh9236]

Ok

[@GachavVdeosAlnuaimi]

I speak Gaelic and I always sing this song

[@peterosullivan7354]

Wonderful!! To all of you who took part, I hope this inspired you to keep speaking gaeilge gach lá :)!!

[@ruthmcdermott4881]

É ótimo saber que as pessoas que não são da Irlanda apreciar a nossa língua e da nossa cultura.

[@emynicholson4136]

Love it ♥

[@cairoglassbear]

such joy- love the song and the singers

[@weirdaljedifan2]

Me: has two minors in German and Japanese but still needs to practice to become fluent Also me: “let’s learn Irish!”

[@CrazyLeopardStarYay]

when you want to listen to music but have got your Irish oral coming up This is so good!

[@jennyfelce1028]

IRISH AND PROUD!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iambored1715]

Samantha Paws same!

[@strikeforce8416]

Samantha Paws SAME

[@joolz1184]

Samantha Paws yeahhh

[@A158s]

Same

[@soulsurfer639]

Éire go Brách!!!

[@ronangeoghegan3311]

aw seo go háillain. Rinnemear sa bhunscoil é. Iontach ar fad

[@spamvicious]

wow amazing. I would love to have similar heritage, a language to call my own (apart from English) and keep alive.

[@hobbit2245]

Adopt a language! My family comes originally out of Ireland (hence why I'm here) but I only speak the basics. I have, however, adopted Latin as I think it'd be a shame if Latin died out. I know people call it a dead language, but that's not entirely fair. It's more like it's on life support with a heartbeat quieter than a feather landing on the surface of a pond. But yeah, adopt a language! I suggest Latin but there are many options!

[@liiam9449]

Ian Booton I adopted latin too

[@noelreynolds3081]

Find something else. Ta an Ghaeilge Marbh faoi Chre

[@mylittlemisty]

songs like this are the reason the Irish language hasn't died out we got our Irish teacher play this in Irish class GO MAITH lads yer pure class ;)

[@jacekkopec6995]

Lyrics: Uair [nuair] ‘a bhí mé ag ligeann scíth, rith smaoineamh liom. Mol an óige ‘s tiocfaidh sí ‘mar is dual di ‘S muid ag lorg ár n-áit dár dtír bheag álainn In san domhan. Tá ár tseoid fhéin ann. [Níl] ‘Ach í a labhairt amach le cion Ach dún do shúile go ciúin agus samhlaigh go bhfuil sí fós inár gcroíthe. ‘S bí ‘brionglóid go suan agus cuimhnigh Bhí sí linn ón gcéad lá riamh. Ghabhfadh muid ó neart go neart ar scáth a chéile. 2x Tá mo chroí dóchasach. Feicim fíor na spéire. [Is é an] ‘Íomhá is deise liom: éirigh na gréine. Déan do chuid fhéin ar a son. [Tá] ‘Sé suas duitse ‘s dom. (And Yes I am Irish)

[@tobyedits682]

legend right here

[@rambleonwithrosie]

Irish Gaelic is just the most beautiful language in the world. No offense to Italian and Portuguese which are lovely. But Gaelic just sounds so lovely and real and it's had such a struggle to stay alive through the years. What with being banned at times in history and such. It's as resilient as the peoples who speak it.

[@ciaramcnamara4190]

I love this song im in 5th class and we learnt this song and piformed it in front of lots of people i realy love this song

[@ciaramcnamara4190]

do u no who the lead is in that

[@eagleclaw2525]

Freakin awesome! Erin gu braught

[@tjc5774]

I'm trying to learn the language and I'm hoping to be fluent in coming years even though it's not the most useful language in the US.

[@Alex-go4hc]

It is if u wanna confuse maccy Ds I tryed it, their reaction is priceless!!

[@rebeccaellenring]

Tá Gaeilge an ábhair is fearr liom. Is aoibheann liom an amhrán seo as Gaeilge.

[@CathalCOW]

Mise freisin

[@willowbreezefire9818]

my parents and I are full aussies but I look irish but on my mum's side there's irish so I guess that's why I look irish and everyone thinks I am

[@azurejpg]

Rinnedar amhráin iontach anso, is leagan an-mhaith é

[@paulinemockler3736]

IRISH AND PROUD!!!!!!

[@plantmuffin9866]

As an Australian of Irish heritage trying to learn the language - I have to say it is absolutely stunning when sung!

[@johncarolan8713]

Agree, but not quite so stunning if you had to learn/read Peig though!!

[@DanielBacaMaker]

I want them for my nation...so sad...me weeping much

[@thibaultdenis8118]

Juste sublime.....et je suis français, en un seul mot: Wahou!!! -BRAVO- 👍👍

[@limmeh7881]

So I decided to have a crack at translating the lyrics in the description because I'm attempting to teach myself some more Irish over the summer. Some of it may not be accurate but I had fun doing it anyways. It isn't just a matter of taking the English lyrics and translating it into Irish to make this song, I'd imagine that the lyrics would be changed to make the Irish version more appealing. ----Lyrics in English---- When I was relaxing, A thought ran by me, Praise the youth and she will bloom As it befits her, We're looking for our place, For our lovely small country In the world Our own jewel is here But she speaks out with offence But close your eyes quietly, And imagine That she's still here in our heart{s} She's a dream that slumbers And remember She was with us from the first day before We seized from youth to maturity on the shadow together We seized from youth to maturity on the shadow together My heart's optimistic I see a truth of the skies A nicest image with me A rise of the sun We're looking for our place, For our lovely small country In the world Our own jewel is here But she speaks out with offence Do your own for it It's up to you and to me.

[@tggaming809]

actually it's spelled Craic that's way Irish people spell it

[@limmeh7881]

Mary Halligan no, 'craic' is a homophone used in a different context referring to fun, in my syntax, 'crack' essentially means 'an attempt'.

[@tggaming809]

+Jason I know but we do spell it "craic"

[@limmeh7881]

Mary Halligan that spelling forms a completely different word that would be incorrect in this syntax. craic means fun, it wouldn't be ''i decided to have a craic at...'' because it wouldn't make much sense taking into account the definition of the word. In my syntax, 'crack' is grammatically correct.

[@BluJuiice]

+Accur4te Sh4rpSh00ter 'craic' means Fun, to 'take a crack at something' is to attempt it.

[@aldismengelsons2360]

..keep going guys!...small nations will live forever!!! all depends of size of hearth(not number of..)++++++++++

[@YankeeRebel1348]

I'm Irish and really want to speak gaelic

[@TheEuroMiner]

***** Gaelige is "Gaelic" translated from Irish.

[@TheEuroMiner]

***** gaeilge*

[@TheAaazzz11]

Same!!

[@iainkerr6006]

i am gaelic and i don't even speak it. :/ Damn America.

[@alownlion]

Iain Kerr ...what do you mean be being "gaelic" do you mean that you are Irish or....Welsh or well I guess that part doesnt mean a lot anyway. But what did America do? America as a whole nation seems to have little to do with you not knowing how to speak some form of gaelic. Tho I can see a correlation to England and a lack of people knowing langages like Irish.

[@raizelm1578]

Exquisite!

[@sygfawglkgx4816]

im scottish and i speak scots gaelic

[@KennyNunnSax]

Agus an dtuigeann tu Gaeilge na hEireann?

[@Alex-go4hc]

@Lúcás Ó Daimhín le cleachta beidh tú in ann

[@KeanoTheJRT_YT]

gach duine is breá liom an tamhrán seo!

[@Love-Isabella]

As an Irish person, Irish might sound Bueatiful but it's really hard to learn 😂😂😂

[@Love-Isabella]

Kamy Katimater I know it might be she spelt the same but it could have a whole different meaning in Irish

[@garfield9928]

isabelle ward true

[@babybiddygamergal8986]

isabelle ward I can agree fair plaid to them a its a hard subject in,school

[@ham-sb2lp]

I know I only like doing irish if we sang a fun song but any other time I hate learning irish

[@ham-sb2lp]

Isabelle ward are by any chance related to a girl called Aisling Ward

[@irishgymnast12]

Ta sé go hiontach! an a mhaith a phaistí xx

[@mahikantha]

this language better than English and beautiful

[@lottielue2]

Not true.

[@finty78]

Your so right, phonetically, poetically superior to English in every way, one of the worlds oldest most primitive languages. Proved by philologists to be at least as old as Sanskrit and in some cases older.

[@mahikantha]

i know littel bit Sanskrit because my mother language is made from combination pali language and Sanskrit language

[@finty78]

Sanskrit is a very beautiful ancient language also, in fact Irish Gaelic and Sanskrit are sister languages, coming originally from an antiquated aryan language.

[@jobutler6285]

Mahikantha boange there speaking irish

[@Jcreh10]

Is brea liom é seo!! Maith sibh, bhí sin ar bhfeas! Beidir gur bhfeicfidh mé sibh ar telefís lá amhain leis an tamhrain seo :) Bígí bhroduil as do theanga!! Eireann go deo :D

[@seanchan623]

im asian but i go to an irish school and have to learn irish and irish is a beautiful T amhran sinn go hintaoch

[@aoifekelly4464]

well done guys!!!! Ar Go maith is brea liom!

[@caoimhedoran3237]

GUYS THEIR IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAEILIC AND GAEILGE TWO DIFFERENT LANGUAGES ONES SCOTTISH ONES IRISH

[@niamhdixon4639]

+Caoimhe Doran Noo Gaeilic is the sport and Gaeilge is the language if I'm correct? I'm not doubting you that's just what I assumed. :)

[@clashblaster]

+Niamh Dixon Gaeilge is the Irish word for the Irish language. Gaelic is an English word meaning "of or pertaining to the Gaels". The sport you're thinking of is most likely Gaelic football.

[@eoinmccormack1940]

+Caoimhe Doran Gaidhlig is the scots, as was pointed out below Gaelic is just the english word for things related to the Gaels, who were Irish.

[@bogey1ball]

THANK YOU Its soooooooo anoying how many people get that wrong😥😥

[@bogey1ball]

THANK YOU Its soooooooo anoying how many people get that wrong😥😥

[@PODledge92]

Thar cionn, táim an-bhródúil as na físeáin go bhfuil sibh ag déanamh. Coimeádaimis Gaeilge beo!

[@themanglelover3398]

GO IRISH!!!

[@dwsmurfy]

wow!!fior bród orm anois!xx

[@bluepinixy]

Great song, but this language is so hard to learn. (Especially when forced to learn it)

[@Michelle-hu3lf]

I'm irish and ty we should never stop are culture

[@karlmarx1745]

im part Irish and i never...NEVER took a class to learn the language yet i know wat they're saying

[@marypoppins123]

Beyound Brillant

[@steviemurphy3713]

I am Irish

[@iambored1715]

Stevie Murphy same

[@MadMadamMim03]

Amhráin iontach. :) Breathnaíonn cuid is mó de na páistí go bhfuil leathdráín orthu. :P haha Bheith bródúil as do theanga! :)