Stories in Irish - Raic sa Siopa

[@jollyfellow100]

A chairde! Go raibh maith agat, is fearr liom do físeán, tá siad ró-úsáidtear! Is mise Risteard ach tá mé i mo chónaí san an tSín. Is brá liom foghlaim Gaeilge!

[@LarryFogarty]

slow it down a bit...why the rush

[@gettheflockoutofhere]

Is that Connemara pronunciation or are endings more silent across all of Ireland these days? I learned Irish in Cork but lived in Galway for a while. Couldn't understand anything at first. Trying to refresh my aural comprehension.

[@MG-ju2gk]

Love these stories and explanations!

[@ooftahlooftah]

Great videos! I'm always confused about directional prepositions and not only that... I have a question: "Rith Scion i ndiaidh an chait" the genetive of cat, in some dialects does the i before the t turn the t into a 'ch' sound at the end?

[@storiesinirish7621]

its using the genitive because 'i ndiaidh an chait"' translates to 'in the wake of the cat'. Regarding the 'i', yes the 't' would become a 'ch' if it was only a t, but here the 't' is softened by the 'h' so it doesnt apply

[@eoghanoconnell2842]

A terrific teacher. Thank you.