8 of the most Beautiful Irish Words - learn Irish

Learn what I think are the most incredibly beautiful words in the Irish language, these words roll off the tongue so smoothly that you will want to say them again and again. This video will suit all levels, so take a look and find out what are 8 of the most beautiful Irish words.
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[dequidaqwadoa]

Dia duit ! Go raibh míle maith agat !
I love how you pronounce the words / phrases slowly and clearly !
You are an awesome teacher ! Please keep the lessons coming !
Love from the U.S. ! ❤🇺🇸

[patriciamurphy]

I lost my heart in Ireland, it is still there.
Is often as I can find time for I try to learn, for my someone special. Is there a significant population speaking this language, still today? Another YouTube user trying to teach the language to those who have an interest, stated it was under the pressure of the British the Irish language, was all but forgotten. Although there are areas where it is used.
I do not know that history of course but I do think the words sound beautiful and visually it's written appearance is beautiful as well.

[johnkMcnulty]

Nicely done. Spoken clearly and at a friendly pace. Go raibh maith agat!

[TheZygoat]

I love the word uisce. I am only starting to learn gaeilge though, so I am sure there will be many more I am going to love. Still uisce will always be special as my first beloved irish word.

[christyle]

my favourites are ulchabhán agus féileacán ,

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[cognitogrrl]

Thank you for your video. I must subscribe since I often see words in Irish and have no clue how to pronounce them. Back in 2016 I spent a week's vacation in Ireland staying with an Irish friend who by coincidence, teaches Irish among other subjects. She took us to many wonderful places in the countryside as well as in Dublin, and one was Sliabh an Iarainn (Iron Mountain). I can say it only because I make it "Sleeve an Earring" but drop the G.

A funny story -- as we left the airport in Dublin driving to her home, we passed many signs stating "Scoir." I was just about to remark, "That city has a lot of exits" when I realized Scoir is Irish for Exit. We had a good laugh about that.

[ginaphillips]

I just love watching this particular video over and over. Truly very beautiful words. I love saying them a much as hearing them. 💖🤗

[laurathurlow]

One of my favourite words is leanunachas---but I'm such a beginner I don't know many words yet! Go raibh maith agat!

[OwenKelly]

Bhí mé ag 'Spaisteoracht'! I was "galavanting"! [from the song "One Morning in June"]

[noreenalbright]

I can't wait to see your other ones. Those of us that have Irish parents but grew up in the states need this. I just love the words you chose to put in this video. How do you say, "Many thanks?"

[ceallachoh]

my 2 favourites are smuggalaróin (jellyfish) and cur an dallamullóg (pull the wool over somebodys eyes). iv learned Chinese in college and now im going back to learning irish, its exciting to think of what it would be like if we all could speak irish to each other

[michelleflood]

Probably because it makes me think of my relatives over in Ireland my fave two words would be teaghlach ( family ) and muintir ( relatives )

[lljkmael]

My favourite is dronuilleog. Not because of what it means (rectangle), it just sounds pleasant to my ear

[TM-gqcj]

1:45 in, Uimhir a ceathair seems more beautiful than anything else he said when it's spoken, "ceathair" also looks wonderful written

This guy also seems likeable as hell, I want to give him a hug

[ufo.detective]

Thank you, Learn Irish. :)
I'm glad you clarified 'ring' as the ring on yer finger, not the one below the waistline ... Fair balls to ye for ending on 'freedom' - an Irish 'preoccupation', but sure 'saoirse' is such a beautiful word, & name. Go raibh maith agat :)

[jessicaelias]

Great videos! Ive only just discovered your channel. I started learning about a month ago and I think I will be following up lessons with a video or two. :) go raibh maith agat !

[blueeyedgirl]

Wow! Those are some hard phrases! It may take some time to get it right with my U.S southern accent

[dustangel]

Is maith liom "ulchabhán". That is my favourite currently.