HOW TO SAY 'HAVE' IN IRISH 🇮🇪 | THE PREPOSITION 'AG' (at) in IRISH

Dia daoibh! 👋🏻😊 tá súil agam go bhfuil an físeán seo cuidiúil! inis dom sa tráchtanna má theastaíonn físéan faoin fhorainm 'AR' nó faoin ainm briathartha uaibh 💚

Hello! 👋🏻😊I hope that this video is helpful! let me know in the comments if you want a video about the preposition ON or about the verbal noun 💚

Disclaimer: I may make mistakes with the language from time to time. I am not a native speaker nor a professional teacher.

Dia daoibh 😊👋🏻 I want to do a Q&A video soon so if you have any questions that you would like answered, reply to this comment!
They can be about Irish 💚 (nothing that requires in-depth explanation), Ireland 🇮🇪, me 😁 (no political questions).
PS I will be answering the questions in Irish! 😁 and including subtitles so it'll be my first video speaking ONLY in Irish!

[kerrycampion]

Hands down the best Irish YouTube channel. You've such a gift for explaining and teaching Irish!

[AMINERAOUI-lgso]

Firstly, I would like to say happy new year to you, miss. Secondly, in the Arabic language, to express ownership, we also use the preposition “ `inda عِنْدَ = at, ” whose meaning depends on the context, as it expresses place, time, and ownership as well. It is nice to see this similarity between the languages of our beautiful world.

[greendragonpublishing]

Yes! I would love a video on each of the common prepositions - ar an, as an, leis an, thar an, do, ó, faoin, roimh an, de, i, etc.

[DiscontentKiwi]

I love the history us Scandinavians share with the Gaelic people and language. ☺️ It's really fun when I'm learning Irish and then a word pops up where you can absolutely see the Viking origins, like ag, ol, cainin, trall or pingin. It's history speaking to us through us 😌🇸🇪🇮🇪

[CuchulainAD]

You're a grand teacher with a nice gentle style of delivery .... nice one.... I'm looking forward to the next vids

[katelarge]

Yes, would love a vid on verbal nouns and also on the verbal adjective. But most of all, one on DNTLS!

[annetterum]

In Russian we also don’t say “I have” like in English. We use preposition like in Irish.

[jeanneduffy]

Is muinteoir iontach thu! Déan na fiseain faoi ar agus verbal nouns, le do thoil!

[leomcdonnell]

Thank you for teaching irish so clearly your a born teacher

[mstone]

Thank you so much for this! I am just starting out and your recordings help - I'll be signing up for everything :)

[auroraboraas]

Thank you - yes, a bit complex, but you make it fun, and almost understandable! :)

[geovanniali]

I'm so sorry, I feel as if Iv missed a few classes. You are so class❤️

[colinjames]

I’ve learned lots from watching your videos. Dia duiht Mol.s

[gerardmoreau]

Go raibh maith agat. I am discovering your videos and I have found them very well done and very instructive. Maybe you have already made a video on verbal nouns as it is a topic in which I would be very interested. If you have not I would be very grateful if you could make one.
Thank you so much once again and comhghairdeas! ☺👍

[achunaryan]

I will learn when i am sure i have to learn it.

[alanmullen]

Molly really enjoying your videos. I am a little over whelmed, I seem so far behind. Great videos and easy to understand.

[marleigh]

this is a really good lesson! helps a lot when the uses are explained, rather than just a translation being given—go raibh maith agat :)

also, the color scheme of the video is just really easy on the eyes, very enjoyable

[adelopé]

Learning Irish has become my main pastime during Lockdown, I found a great course on futurelearn but still try to find a lot of other sources because they don't explain everything I want to know, so I love finding Irish content on Youtube like yours. It's pure gold! And I would like to see all the videos you'll ever make.

[annetterum]

Good video. Thank you. You explain perfect. Please make more videos.