Stair na Gaeilge - Údarás na Gaeltachta

[@wednesdaysmith922]

The English subtitles were really accurate. "nearly fusion iran-pakistan charlie is in a pub with Lana" "entirely a douche catherine bonilla" "Cole looked for MMA in a forest"

[@annmaria]

Thank you for making me laugh out loud! 😆😆😆

[@FifthCat5]

A “douche curtain” = “i dTuaisceart Éireann” 😂

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

"Italian Winnie Hagen Realtors"😂😂😂

[@annamacm4063]

Oooh “the glories of fish taco Latin” brilliant! thanks for leading us to the subtitles. 😂

[@Coffeeismylifeblood]

😂

[@neasanicdhomhnaill7112]

Is aoibhinn liom na Gaeilge, is teanga álainn í ❤ agus chuaigh mé Glenn Colm Chille an bhliain seo a bheith ag foghlaim Gaeilge ann agus bhí sé go hiontach ar fad 🙂

[@cjanon305]

It sounded lovely, and to see so many familiar looking faces, I did not understand a word, but this made my night, thank you.

[@acceptedmystery]

maybe you do understand.. somewhere inside you

[@acceptedmystery]

innnerstand??? lololol

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

What a beautiful language. 😊

[@eamonnsiocain6454]

Tá mé ag foghlaim Gaeilge. Tá sé deacair, ach an-álainn.

[@hangsamich3098]

ta se sin fior, mo chara ach amhain la beidh muid :)

[@Tjmce]

Is foghlaimeoir mé chomh maith. Cén chanúint atá tú a' foghlaim

[@nolansheridan196]

Táim labhairt as Gaeilge a fhoghlaim anois. Conas a foghlaim tú? Úsáidim Duolingo agus Future Learn

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

Conas a bhfuil to ag leanuint leis?

[@eamonnmulhern2332]

im learning irish too. i was awful at school because i never appreciated it. but i spend half a hour a day on duolingo. its my mission to make the language my first. regardless of time.

[@catherineoconnell3213]

Now this is the "True ÉIRE " 💚

[@lervish1966]

Clover hat

[@bexief31]

I wish I knew the language. I'm going to learn this language before I die. Its just beautiful.

[@acceptedmystery]

i am starting to ...\and since i began listening to this audiobook and learning some words... i can understand other languages a little bit better

[@acceptedmystery]

water>> Ishka

[@carlosarzeno3232]

I only undrstood justo a few words. I would Luke to speak irish AND i m trying to so so. Congratulaciones AND go raibh maith agat. From Argentina

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

An deas ar fad. How are you finding it?

[@ThePerksdeLeSarcasmeSiorai]

Can you please provide Irish subtitles for this video ? I’m learning Irish and it’s hard to find Irish subtitles in Irish-speaking videos.

[@veroptrix]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4aTp2yCfcysiLs

[@Conor_Rafferty]

Aontaim ar fad

[@Rolando_Cueva]

@@veroptrix he asked for IRISH subtitles

[@rualupa6703]

I would like to learn the language through this medium of immersion, but cannot get a proper caption for this. Could the channel consider making closed captions available for more exposure to Gaeilge content?

[@mirzaghalib8659]

I've also have been wanting to get myself goin already in learning Irish so I'd love any news or tips for captions or any worthwhile courses classes tactics or tricks that may be useful for someone just beginning

[@chase2530]

Try looking up episodes of Ros na Rún on youtube, it's an irish drama produced by tg4, all the episodes have English captions

[@zachary1417]

@@mirzaghalib8659 Dia duit! learning irish with Eoin on spotify for greetings and some basics. "Geailge I mo chroi" on KZbin is a good vocab practice. "No Béarla", a multi episode listening practice is good for some entertaining immersion and culture experience. Duolingo is fine, I have a friend who says it's pretty well on accuracy so couldn't hurt but I'm not sure which dialect it is, I haven't really checked.

[@jken5314]

@@zachary1417 It uses An Caighdeán Oifigiúil (Standard Irish) in writing, with audio from Connaught Irish.

[@lisadixon5886]

​@@zachary1417 pretty sure it's not Ulster dialect, so maybe Munster or Connaught. Gaeilge I mo Chroi is Ulster dialect

[@Patrick-xc4ul]

Yeah I am learning Irish on Duolingo and I have a long way to go. Pronunciation is not easy but I dig it.

[@annmaria]

Did you know that 'dig' is quite possibly an Irish word, borrowed in the US from 'tuig' - to understand.

[@sofialmeidah]

how is it going?

[@BryanBoru]

For Irish use the app Mango, it is MUCH better than Duolingo in my opinion. That said, the apps are good supplements to use while taking lessons. The apps alone will only give you words, they are not going to lead you to being a confident speaker. Not judging you, I used Duolingo for almost a year and realized they have limited improvement without lessons. Now I am taking lessons, going to Gaeltacht meet-ups and using language/grammar workbooks to try and get there. Good luck!

[@sanchoodell6789]

The Russian girl's (Ania) Irish is very good! Kudos!

[@nw8000]

Who are the birds?

[@joserodrigues46]

The map at the beginning of the video shows the migrating of Celts from Anatolia to the British isles via central Europe, but forgetting the migration from the Iberian Peninsula, with which the Irish and Welsh are genetically partially related to.

[@gcanaday1]

Also seemed to forget that the Scoti were an Irish tribe.

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

This video came out before the Penninsula Ibeirneach migration was proven. It was believed till very recently Irish and British Celts came over from Anatolia and across Gaul before migrating West to The Western Isles

[@maceain]

Tá an Ghaeilge ar fud an domhain na laethanta seo. Seo mé, sna cnoic choillte i dtuaisceart Mississippi, agus mé ag foghlaim agus ag labhairt Gaeilge gach lá. Beannachtaí ó Oxford, Mississippi.

[@roisinniloirgneain815]

Go n-éirí go geal leat! Maith thú!

[@johnnoonan4775]

Tá mé ag foghlaim freisin faoi lathair, nó tá mé ag iarraidh ar aon nós ach tá mé ag baint taitneamh as...mo mantra nua...beag ar beagán...beag ar beagán. Tabhair aire agus maith thú.

[@antoniescargo1529]

No subtitles?

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Enya’s first language.

[@casperado666]

I fell in love with Ireland through Eithne.

[@alexmares2984]

The language is Tradition, history, myths, defending own beeing.

[@sethnorbeck2260]

Pretty sure this is the secret language the Voynich Manuscript is written in and about.

[@PC4USE1]

Lovely language that my ancestors spoke,musical in it's nature-but-when you turn the subtitles on you get some hilarious English words that the AI is guessing at. In my old age,I have become fascinated with something I cared not a whit about in my youth.

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

The subtitles are brilliant. "One million six hundred people" turns into "Fukushima loom the net"

[@vaughanfrank]

The Russian girl is very fluent, as indeed is the German woman. Bhí siad an-mhaith!

[@caoimhincaoimhin]

fotheidil dhátheangach idirlínteach, le do thoil. Tabhair an focal a scaipeadh.

[@mjw12345]

My Irish is not so great - I know it's long ago but would like if you could upload with subtitling. This is obviously ghastly. TG4 can help - world class.

[@AlexderFranke]

Cé go dtugann an figiúr mar atá go bhfuil cumas ar an nGaeilge ag timpeall 1,6 m Éireannach sa Phoblacht pictiúr ró-dhearfach, sin í an fhírinne chomh maith go dtuigeann go leor Éireannach an Ghaeilge má labhairtear go léir agus go sách-mhall. Níl múineadh na Gaeilge gan aon thoradh. Is dóigh liom go bhfuil saghas leisce ar dream mór acu í labhairt go deireannach. Ar taobh eile, ba cheart Gaeilge a bheith ag gach aon Éireannach anois as an Gaeilge múinte ar scoil.

[@SextonSounds]

Is this available with English subtitles / na Bearla?

[@ciaranomaoileoin7173]

John Smith there's a video entitled "history of Irish" which is what stair na Gaeilge means, also by údarás na Gaeltachta

[@adhamhmacconchobhair2237]

As béarla 😁

[@adhamhmacconchobhair2237]

Yes there is!

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

I Guím gach rath ar an nGaeilge mar chéad teanga ag gach duine sa tír ar fad, tá súil agam go

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

Beidh sé go deas ach nil muid abalta é sin a dheanamh. Díreach anois mar shampla, tá mo fón ag aithriu gach focal go dti Bearla. I'm going to continue in English for the sake of time(sadly). What we both want is certainly possible, but it would mean that everything in our society would need to change. The road signs are already in Irish and English, but English is the predominant language on most outside of the gaeltacht. It would also mean that every sign and advertisement would need to have both languages on it, which would be ok and is how it is in the gaeltacht a lot of the time, but again the Irish is usually the one that's squished into the corner. Irish is there, its just never pushed to the front line. The leagann gaeilge is always on the back side of things. It's entirely dependent on people's mentalities and effort if we want things to change. There's a comment here from someone that's saying we shouldn't be forced to learn Irish. That's like complaining you need to learn how to speak French in France. It's pure laziness that's keeping is from any change. Why doesn't RTÉ do there news through Irish with English subtitles? Why aren't all of our TV ads as Gaeilann? Why can't I go into the shop and look for a bottle that says "bainne"? You dont go to Belgium and expect to find "water" instead of "eu". It's a lack of effort that keeps the country from being this way.

[@stlouisix3]

Long live Gaelic Catholics!!!

[@jimmea6317]

Amen. ✝️🍀

[@williamwallace4924]

Why.

[@klunny998]

ta ma ingra leat eirlann

[@KarinCristinaBritodosSan-ew7fx]

😮

[@Mark-ej4uf]

Laureen is 50 now. I am 35.

[@misterrbojangles]

It is an ancient and sacred language from the Dan Tribe (from the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel). Sadly, never lost but instead written out from our history.

[@tconnolly9820]

You're a feckin idiot. Gobshite living in some fantasy world.

[@grandslam1998]

Tidy

[@TaraWu-kw4xv]

Scotland

[@bobbyscott2123]

No it’s Irish 🇮🇪

[@chase2530]

Na fotheildil Bhéarla lol

[@DeYiZhiMusilin]

Can I be excused for saying that it sounds a little bit like Dutch?

[@brianwalley2131]

This is good but I'd like the transcript in Irish and in a format that is easier to copy to my PC. I will learn better that way

[@NiallsSongs]

Tá na físeanna seo go deas, ach tá díoma orm nár éirigh liom go fóill teacht ar móráin canálacha youTube eile i ngaeilge, gp háirithe iadsan le físeanna ar ghnáthchúrsaí an tsaol, agus ní amháin físeanna faoin dteanga féin. Rant thart!Grma as ucht an fís álainn seo.

[@callieachdubhessa4574]

Aontáim go huile agus go hiomhlán

[@mruss381]

Indo-Europeans migrated from the Pontic stepe (modern Ukraine), not south of the Caucaus range.

[@d.k.7570]

Funny how speakers of Eastern Slavic languages can pronounce Irish Gaelic 100x better than the urban Irish Anglophones who think they are pronouncing the language right just because they are Irish.

[@darkcardinal1729]

Whose Crimea?

[@Olga-fp7vv]

Because there is an historical explanation 😊

[@Olga-fp7vv]

Crimea is Ukrainian ❤

[@darkcardinal1729]

@@Olga-fp7vv correct

[@Olga-fp7vv]

@@darkcardinal1729 🤗

[@mm-gi5mx]

TOO ANGLICIZED!!! RESTORE/ REINTRODUCE AUTHENTIC IRISH PRONUNCIATION!

[@tainahollo8567]

I think we should embrace every attempt to encourage the use of the Irish language! It is so sad, that some people condemn those that speak Irish "in a wrong way", with a wrong accent or something - some of them even seem to think you should not speak Irish at all if you cannot do it perfectly... :(