By Request: Óró sé do bheatha abhaile | Malinda #shorts

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[nicholasflynn]

As a person who’s first language is Irish, I must say you’re pronunciation is almost flawless and a delight to listen to too
Maith a cailin.

[chrisgriffin]

Your pronunciation of gaeilge is fantastic- well done!

[iceeclair]

Never heard this and I'm American but probably listened to this 30 times, it's beautiful

[OziasEv]

No doubt you're learning faster and faster with all these requests 😁 Gaelige is the first language I've always wanted to learn but its definitely a hard one

[breakingboardrooms]

Loved it before i understood it, now i understand it, and love it 10000 times more.

[Snarge]

I sure like Melinda's shorts with the lighting, some kind of echo presence in her voice, and the suppleness of it all.

[oldredeyes]

Love it! I’m Irish American but I grew up having my great grandmother singing this to me. As well as my grandpa humming it while he did anything. Grá mo chroí

[CitizenSmith]

My Father's heritage is from Tipperary, my Mother's from Laois, and although I'm Australian this song still raises the hairs on the back of my neck !

[BigBones]

My favorite Irish language song! You sing it so beautifully! Definitely needs a full version!

[bgaboi]

I wish I could like this a thousand times.

[Gorbi]

So I finally have a clear pronunciation vid that teaches me how to sing this properly. Greet Ireland fan from Czech Rep. (We have quite similar history)

[nkellegher]

Oh my goodness she listened to my request 😊

[nancystanco]

I could watch and listen all Night Long, many thanks

[johnvelas]

the Nun I asked out by accident at 12yo was Irish from Derry. She sang this and said the 1st part was "wake up wake your inheritence is being stolen by foriegners"

[jaytribett]

I don't understand pronunciation of these Irish folk tsamhraidh if this is the right spelling but the way you do your lovely vocals in this native language that the Irish understand you must be very proud to be able to sing like this because I sure love listening to you, the melodic sound that comes from your vocals is just so lovely my dear

[blucifer]

Language is magic. And Gaelic and Sanskrit are especially potent and mystical

[markwillard]

Not sure of my true lineage, but the emotion I feel from this rings true none the less.

[apax]

I’m in love and I’m not even joking





This song is just amazing

[lucianoraygoza]

I don't only see your soul I feel it

[dd]

Very powerful but what even blew me more was the pronunciation even Irish people would struggle with this I am sooo shocked amazing you have got to come to Cork Ireland to the old pubs you would love all the sing songs they have