Seo Linn - Little Lion Man (Mumford and Sons - as Gaeilge)

[@chloemacdonald1892]

All of my friends love Japanese and Korean pop music, and I'm just over here listening to Irish pop. I can't get enough of you guys! Please please come to the Western United States! There are so many people with Irish heritage that want to learn more!

[@angeltears8370]

Chloe Macdonald I also love the Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, music, ancient culture, arts, artists, legends, shows, movies and Dramas. I think that there's a heartfelt ancestral connection with the Irish culture because of the respect for the older generations and their struggles, sacrifices, bravery, endurance and lovingkindness, etc. Check out the Korean drama, "While You Were Sleeping," on the app Viki Rakatan or the Chinese Drama, GUARDIAN, on uTube staring Zhu Yilong and Bai Yu, with 14 language translations, it's 2 years old and extremely popular, fans worldwide make fan-clips-videos & share! The Original Korean Zombie film, "Train To Busan", is an amazing Korean film with English sub-titles, but make sure you the watch the Original! There's English subtitles, but mostly screaming, lol!

[@sammiejomantha3]

amazing I am form north west Scotland so proud to see more young people speaking gaelic

[@kamistormcelestekennedy]

😍✨🙏💖

[@davidstuart401]

So great to see and hear the younger generation singing the Gaelic and creating new songs and adaptations.

[@timpennington4051]

with you. Dia Linn

[@sammileedavis1667]

hearing this and others songs in Gaelige makes me want to learn the language so badly. Sooner or later it will happen!

[@kevinrogers1782]

Im with you on that

[@tglurgan]

Níl muid in ann fanacht do samhradh go gcloisfidh muid na "delights" nua a bheas agaibh dúinn

[@racheldoyle13]

Galiege is awesome. Love listening to it my grandmother is from ireland but i love learning the language through music. Keep it alive!!

[@lexifeldmann5353]

I was listening to this last night by Mumford! Love hearing songs translated into Gaelic. So neat sounding!

[@omaghlawntennisclub8897]

wow beautiful to hear and be Irish -brilliant

[@zumbawedding]

got to bring them all out in an album,brill stuff!

[@rhydswilliams8575]

i love your language im welsh :)

[@Lairofthefish]

Bheadh ​​sé deas a bheith acu lyrics. Anmhran an-álainn!

[@sandydalewska2220]

I 💘SEO LINN

[@RedMenace917]

Cá bhfuil na liricí?

[@absotivelyposilutely6164]

I'm having enough trouble learning anything. Yikes, you guys are so good.

[@EvesDailyVlogs]

Is brea liom an amhráin seo ach is fear liom nuair tá sé ag canadh as gaeilge! Tá an múinteoir go hiontach!!

[@hailtothevic]

Not what I meant when I searched for the Irish version of this song, but I'm not upset😃

[@Maebhkk]

is aoibhinn liom! :)

[@Derileect]

Chonaic me sibh ar an Late Late, ta sibh dochreidte lads, Iontach ar fad! Go nairí libh sa Tadhchai!

[@vivianlemottee3291]

Thank God for TG Lurgan. 🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪

[@siobhan5706]

wow post iontach ta me ag foghlaim gaeilge!!!

[@SirDukeSeb]

LYRIIIIIICSSSSS PLEASSSSSSSE

[@abairleat]

Grá mo chroí sibh.

[@kevinobrien408]

Love it!

[@Tuigim]

Gaeilge i ngach áit! ♥

[@marjorierene427]

An bhfuil na lyrics ag aon duine mar táim ag irradh é a senim

[@jennypiper377]

COME ON I AM IRISH SCOTTISH AND YOU HAVE GIVEN ME ALL I NEED SO?????????????

[@DayDreamingWhispersASMR]

Nuair a shíl mé nach bhféadfadh an t-amhrán seo a fháil níos fearr ...

[@daviddoherty8371]

great song but you guys made it better

[@AnCoilean]

Go hionntach. Is fearr liom an leagan seo ar an leagan Béarla.

[@kevinrogers1782]

hell yeah

[@BatTaz19]

Go hiontach ar fad. Go neirí libh go léir.

[@mikeywylde8864]

iontach ón gaeltacht i dTonga

[@roywilliams1416]

fíor álainn

[@alexserrano392]

I enjoyed your channel:) Hows is it going?

[@jenniferfitzgerald2565]

Eh, in popular music we don't have every word so usually we substitute lines with other phrases, so you might be learning it wrong if you don't go to the direct translation.

[@Tuigim]

Ar fheabhas ☺

[@iaindrennan3552]

ana mhaith

[@donconners6937]

Classic

[@NothingToShoutAbout]

Can we get lyrics?

[@pendrake113]

Can anyone list the lyrics please?

[@connorwaretheonetruevampir8425]

The language of my people have a listen

[@catherinecostello73]

Is aoibheann liom é

[@budderbros100]

Is brea liom

[@liiam9449]

can anybody tell me the best way to learn irish?

[@paulputrow639]

***** This is basically how all my Rotary friends learned the language of the countries they went to. It's not as if a lot of american high schools teach Thai afterall

[@mikecartoscelli5938]

***** I have the Rosetta Stone version, and I thought it was pretty good. The tough part is not hearing it everyday. It's really tough to pick it up unless you have the immersion aspect.

[@williamhennessey3677]

Try bitesizegaelic.com

[@josiah1656]

William Hennessey Currently doing bitesize and it's really good, imo.

[@josiah1656]

You definitely need the immersion aspect if you want to be fluent in it though. Nothing is the same as being around the language and having to speak it 24/7

[@Jbonekilla]

shit is gangsta

[@EvesDailyVlogs]

*grúpa ceoil, nach múinteoir

[@MegaanM95]

is aoibhinn liom an amhrán

[@irishandproud334]

celtic brothers

[@Gylindril]

Sounds like arabic or hebrew

[@BTOlsen25]

Gylindril quite interesting considering the old Irish mythology like the Fir Bolg or Niall of the hostages all travel back to Greece or even Babel

[@rachaeldiviney712]

That's because his accent has a really strong h sound, some people have softer accents

[@davidmckeone6029]

This isn't Celtic it's gaelge

[@tainahollo]

Well, I have understood Irish (Gaeilge) is a Celtic language! :)

[@davidmckeone6029]

id is derived from celtic but it has been changed considerbly since then

[@tainahollo]

***** There is an Indo-European language group called the Celtic languages; Irish is one of the Celtic languages (and the subgroup Goidelic languages).

[@MadBluFox]

I hate to be called Celtic due to it being a racial slur towards Irish derives from the British or britonic people unable to understand or lacking care to pronounce correctly then it being illegal to speak till late 1970s in Ireland

[@01Prodigious]

Jessie Doenig so true

[@dlgcsc]

carb as sibh.maith sibh,go h iontach

[@Tuigim]

Gaeilge i ngach áit! ♥