50 Irish Words You Must Know

In this video I will show you 50 Irish words and how to pronounce them, these words will be important to help you speak and understand this ancient and beautiful Celtic language. Slow and clear pronunciation along with subtitles to help you.

[LearnIrish]

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[LangAmor]

What a lovely and amazing language!!! During corona time, I want to learn it and then travel to Ireland.

[patriciathewisher]

You know one of the most important rules of Irish grammar I think i learned which totally helps with spelling is the broad to broad, slender to slender vowel rule. Obviously exceptions, like Gaeltacht. But otherwise, it really helped me. Might be useful to impart?

[j.d.]

Context-based teaching like this is the best.
It's part of why learning in a foreign country happens faster.

[deannecoghlan]

Excellent, helps me so much. Blessings from SA.

[dr.feelgood.]

Wow I knew about 48 of them easily I just need to know how to put them together lol glad I watched this now.. GRMA Dane..

[KingsGrove]

its all so hard to remember being so different from English but its so cool I have to keep learning

[uavvvthatguy]

These videos help me a lot speaking of I am an Irish kid but don't know the language and these make it simple and easy

[jadynbyrne]

GRMA! Love it, please make more like this! 💪😁

[johncook]

I love your voice in the English language or Irish language. If I read and infered correctly -Dane'- is your name. Well you're good at this I hope you can keep doing it more than awhile longer.

[billnicks]

There is a difference between Clann and Teaghlach. Clann just specifically means children now. Teaghlach is "household"

[henderson]

I live in Ireland but speak English would love to learn irish

[salbarresi]

Now you just need 4950 more words and you will be fluent !

[patriciathewisher]

Ulster Irish pronunciation on family members entirely different

[claudioristagno]

Go raibh mîle maith agat arís, a Dane(? . Cen t-ainm atá ort as Gaeilge?).

[patriciathewisher]

What county are u from Learn Irish? I’m from County Derry

[DraganGrazic]

so, is ''dunta beal'' a way of saying: be quiet?

[boreddd]

How do you say in Irish : Stop talking to me

[MicrophoneMichael]

How about hello, goodbye, good morning, good evening, thank you, you're welcome, left, right, straight, stop, back, who, me, you, them, what, this, that, where, here, there, somewhere else, when, now, later, before, how much, 1-20.

[pdruart]

I want to learn your Irish not your ancient Irish