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How to start speaking Irish | Gaeilge i Mo Chroí

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1:51 omg thats beautiful 🇺🇸 ♥ 🇮🇪 I am learning Irish Pray 🙏🏻for me 🙃
Comment from : @haunter711

I Rember when I was say 4 or 5 my granddad spoke Irish when he wanted to fuss at my mom, she didn't speak Irish one bit he would smile and go out the door he knew he had won
Comment from : @stevejones3512

Im irish/native american and i know irish😊
Comment from : @Shadow_Wolf900-hb9my

Am half Ireland 🇮🇪
Comment from : @AffectionateAquariumFish-qp4jn

I loved your channel name! My ancestors came from Ireland to America and trying to learn the native language of Ireland because I love my heritage so much and want to learn the language there! Thank you so much!
Comment from : @libertycheshire1149

Go raibh maith agat! D'fhoghlaim mé conas é a labhairt, ó mo mham ar inimirceach í as Éirinn, agus níor labhair mé é le tamall agus mar sin bhí sé go deas teagmháil a dhéanamh leis na bunghnéithe arís!!!!
Comment from : @BookGirl-t5e

Amazing ! I like to learn Irish ,I'll try , I have visited Ireland for 67days ! I am Greek
Comment from : @ΣταματιναΧασομερη

I know slonga!
Comment from : @GuillermoLowe

Some things I would rather do than learn Irish Push wasps up my ass , stick pins in my eyes , drink my own piss lol That is because it is dying language
Comment from : @rolandhawken6628

Need to keep the language
Comment from : @nativeamericangodfirst1083

better to teach arabic these days Allahu Akbar ireland is Dar Islam
Comment from : @Jared_Albert

The Scotish Gaelic College in Cape Breton Nova Scotio Canada will be a thrill if you go there but only in the summer🤣
Comment from : @edwardbanane9643

Slán!
Comment from : @jtokster

The British? You must know that Daniel O’ Connell, the Catholic Church, the educational system, the Great Famine and the Irish legal system were involved in the shift from Irish to English Taking just one of these, the church chose English as the medium in which teach and mostly to preach
Comment from : @michaelorourke3674

I'm from Elsaß-Lothringen and I speak as good german as you speak Gaeilge still! Go go go!
Comment from : @KnutBluetooth

How do you say I am learning Gaelic!
Comment from : @FernMcCostigan

The British 🙏🏽
Comment from : @kevinmaina213

How I wish
Comment from : @danamcreynolds9456

Of course you will feel proud of your language and you’re one of the people who will make this language a life, I’m Arab and I feel sad when I saw people of my community does not understand the deep and the beautiful of Arabic language, keep going and love your vedio
Comment from : @FadiaSaleh-bk3wm

i really want to learn irish (and Scottish and Latin and a load of other languages) and thus video taught exactly what i want to know so ill subscribe so i can stay dedicated to learning brthank you 🫶
Comment from : @harry_hernandes-salavis

Thank you
Comment from : @charlespage255

Bic bezz shey nen mot
Comment from : @ДжеймсВиктор

Hi - I've been googling my brains out to find something online that teaches bspeaking and hearing/b Irish and not reading it since I can't wrap my brains around all the situational spelling changes 😱 This looks like a great start! 👍👍brDoes anyone know if there's some kind of online Irish course with all the vocabulary, grammar, etc - only audio? Kind of the way little kids would learn, who can't read or write yet, just hear and speak Got my fingers crossed ☺
Comment from : @karinh4984

Alicia is waiting for you best regards francis
Comment from : @francisbarrois8956

Hi,brStarted Irish on duolingo, after a year i thought I would go into the real world Found gula 4 an irish channel Hum, 0-6 Age programs I’ll start there Don’t follow, don’t understand😉 You definetly need patience I struggling on
Comment from : @svenkarlson7698

What a wonderful video! Thank you Can’t wait to watch the rest of your stuff
Comment from : @lpil

I love this channel
Comment from : @shitwalkerog1776

real nice
Comment from : @hillclimber876

You ROCK!! Love your channel thanks so much for the teaching of your beautiful language i love your channel
Comment from : @deannagrimm5154

fascinating culture, and very pretty girl!
Comment from : @tolydukhovny682

im irish although i wasn't born there my parents are irish but i just started learning it IT IS HARD
Comment from : @The_Celtic_Witch

Thanks Molly - watching all of your videos helped me to learn Irish
Comment from : @salbarresi347

☘️✝️🇮🇪🕊
Comment from : @odonnchada9994

Irish government have spent millions since 1922 to promote Irish language Truth is most Irish people are not that interested
Comment from : @rossmax767

I didn't know there were white people in Ireland
Comment from : @moaningpheromones

I appreciate you doing this I am part irish Grew up in the largest community of Irish in america Butte, Mt for background many Irish, welsh came (many many others but mostly irish) came to work the mines Often nicknamed Irelands 5th providence
Comment from : @badigalinkin6461

Beautiful country, beautiful people beautiful culture, beautiful IRISH language
Comment from : @borisluzanov3361

I love your channel, please keep it up slán
Comment from : @alanwhite4003

I was today’s old when I learned that Irish was a language too!🤦🏽‍♀️😩
Comment from : @whitneyclayton183

it seems like Irish could use its own alphabet rather than using the Latin alphabet that is only confusing because the sounds don't map well -0 like "Meadhbh" is supposed to sound like Mave?
Comment from : @MikeHanleyherecords

i have a project on irland and this really helped me start the project 😊😊😊
Comment from : @peanutgtvr-x7k

In Portuguese you say cómo estás tú
Comment from : @Sxtnstn

hello! may i ask what is the difference between Chroí and gCroíthe?
Comment from : @avebabe93

How do you say sorry I am late again
Comment from : @revanvonheaven8270

I just wish that people in the UK could actually speak English Same for Australia Have watched both Irish and Australian TV series, and we have to turn it up loud in an effort to try to understand everything being said The whole accent thing is really difficult, having to replay the scene a couple of times just to see if we can understand what they are saying We even had a National News program with a news crew interviewing someone in downtown London, who identified as speaking Cockney, and they had to put subtitles underneath to tell the people what was being said Watching Clarkson's Farm has been much better until they introduced the guy that rebuilds the rock fences What language is he speaking? Holy s**t
Comment from : @ronmason1710

Wait, I thought I was speaking Irish when I said Bejesus, Begora and Feck!
Comment from : @boblordylordyhowie

It sounds different to Rosmuc in Connamara
Comment from : @HoboGodfrey

you are amazing <3
Comment from : @daverobert5784

Go raibh maith agat ❤❤
Comment from : @AdilFadil-e4j

I'm from Derry and I've been finding it so hard to learn how to actually speak Irish because all the apps aren't in the dialect I grew up hearing! So thank you so much for this channel, I think it's gonna be so helpful!!
Comment from : @AmyJayne1

Love the color of your eyesvery unique and that its the same as your sweater Turquoise
Comment from : @DarkDarcek

I’m emigrated aged 10 so I’ve forgotten what I learned sadly, so these videos are great Thank you
Comment from : @MrMacGiollaRiabaigh

Being Scottish, Irish is in My heart
Comment from : @newtothehobby5686

Nil aon tir gan teanga ❤Cerbh as duit i nDún na nGall?
Comment from : @KevinKaffy

How do you say, "Kiss me Im Irish"?
Comment from : @RobotNannyDiaries

Your channel is right what I was looking for! 😍😍😍
Comment from : @LilaMadrigali

My name is Michael, my mother's maidenThe name is Standridge onI was born between the united states and ireland I was raised mostly here in the united states on wanted to learn galic irish galic
Comment from : @morinryudojo5225

My great grandmother came from Cork County And I always wanted to learn Gaelic to honor her
Comment from : @SonicProductions-ts4hh

🇮🇪💚🤍🧡🇮🇪br❤❤❤
Comment from : @MegaCrystalWater

As an Irish person living in the UK, it is easy to see why English is so much more easy to learn than Irish - for a start anyone who thinks English spelling is mental, which we all know it is, Irish spelling and pronunciation are off the planet If Irish is to be more widely spoken, the spelling needs simplifying and more standardisation applied It seems to be stuck in the past Spain has done a lot of this with its various languages, but especially Basque
Comment from : @dennisgreene7164

how do you say "Our day will come" in Irish?
Comment from : @mbryceweaver

Best Irish Lesson Ever For A Foreigner! Thank You!! You are so pretty!
Comment from : @sonupriya2041

I am a 17 year old Irish-American and since my grandma was adopted as a baby we never had Irish spoken in the family and I want to dig up the roots of my Irish heritage and actually learn it So being the Insomnia person I know I am up at 2:26 am learning Irish the best I can before I get tired for real
Comment from : @dragon-berry7493

Please stop the background music, it is quite difficult to understand the exact pronounciation Thanks
Comment from : @joachimfehse1239

I am of Irish decent but grew up in Australia brI have always wanted to learn the Irish language to connect with what the English has tried to disconnect us from our culture through language
Comment from : @jonDavidson76

Is mór an trua bhi an "ceol" uafásach sin agat ar siúl i gconai agus do féin ag caint Cén fáth go bhfuil sé ann ar chor ar bith An bhfuil a fhios agat? Aside from that - maith thú! Very clear
Comment from : @Itscoldupnorth

Dia duit to My Irish friends🙏🏻
Comment from : @kotamil3313

I'm sure I am one of many Irish Americans who will become attached to this channel
Comment from : @mikemcconaughy9030

Is breá liom do vids, go raibh maith agat as an iarracht
Comment from : @paulmccarthy1758

Please don't blame the British, most the British people are alright, I'm a Yorkshireman, its the British royalty and government that are the enemy of the world
Comment from : @HaroldGreb

The British stole your language
Comment from : @usmanjawaid5362

The old O'Driscoll Clan (Adkins) from America says this video was great!
Comment from : @DaHoff

the single weirdest comment section i've ever seen
Comment from : @SmashyMcGee

One tip to encourage speaking Gaeilge/Irish is to start with the words/expressions ppl already use, like 'So long' which derives from the Irish word 'SLÁN' (sounds like slawn) that ppl might remember from 'The Sound Of Music' 🗣🎶"So long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye" Another, an Americanism, 'Assole' which derives from the Irish word 'ASAL' for an Ass or Donkey
Comment from : @noelryan6341

Because the British government BANNED Irish and Scottish and wales
Comment from : @stephenbagan3560

I just learned that my language (Muskogee) is derived from four ancient European languages with Illyrian Gaelic being one of them I came to YouTube and I typed in Gaelic language to see if I can hear any similarities and tbh it kind of sounds the same I can hear how it could’ve came from this This is interesting tho I love learning new languages! ♥️🪶
Comment from : @Bigcoosawhatchieriverindian

“Basically the British” its always the British lassy
Comment from : @KeyofDavidPr

thank you so much I just recently dating a Irish girl And while I knew about Gaelic I honestly didn't know and may sound silly it was a language still spokemaybe cause of tv and moviesso Im so glad I can learn from you! Thanks!
Comment from : @FreeAIMoney

I am from Waterford originally…and when I see the written Irish words, i can read them perfectly…but I use completely different pronunciations… I can read Irish fantastic but speaking is terrible…school forced Irish in the 70s
Comment from : @joannesmith7042