Thank you, you not only teach us Gaelic but you make it very interesting n enjoyable

@Mybassgruvin

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O tha. Tha e glè mhath aig a' teagaisg na Gàidhlig.

mòran taing! Merci beaucoup ! As we say in French "je bois vos paroles" ! I could spend my whole day studying Gaelic with your videos. Bonne journée, have a good day.

Thank you so much for these lessons! I appreciate this so much! I live in Sweden and I have ancestors from Oban and Isle of Skye. I have started a course to learn scottish gaelic language.

I'm not Scottish, but it's nice to see you keeping the Gaelic language alive!

Yes Ann I agree Jason is the best and he is so wonderful and he teaches us so much. Jason if you are saying the houses you use na taighean . I learn so much from you. I Hope you do more plural videos.

@🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Gaelic with Jason inntinneach!

Clear cut, well explained and straight to the point. Jason. Perfect. Thank you!

@GaelicwithJason

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My pleasure. 🙂 I was hoping it didn't feel too rushed. I had tried it 3 times already and had run out of memory each time. I finally got this take with just a minute or two to spare!

Thank you for your classes , are really helpful and you make us enjoy the classes so we can learn more❤️❤️❤️

Today we have just been told that our little French girl will be joining the Gaelic school, so here I am subscribing ...

@GaelicwithJason

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Fàilte! Beinvenue! I hope my videos will help support both her and you. 🙂

bidh sibh a' deànamh Gàidhlig glè furasta agus inntinneach

Another great lesson Jason, mòran taing agus le dùrachdan

Why is ‘of the’ nan usually, but nam sometimes?

This is also a line from Runrig's song "Skye": "Tìr nam beanntann àrda" :) btw - is there a difference between "àrd" and "àrda" in this particular context?

@plixypl0x

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Please wait for Jason's response but I believe "àrd" is tall and "àrda" is high/lofty

@GaelicwithJason

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Tall and high/lofty are more or less the same thing, in my eyes. Maybe 'tall' is less poetic - although it depends who is using it! Well spotted, Karolina! *Àrda* is the same as 'àrd' here, it's just plural. 🙂

I want someone to do a supercut of all of jasons faces and expressions and fourth wall hops

I stumbled onto this vid, great I love it! My boss cat gained one more nickname :) Greetings from na h-eilean Krk!

6:00 my name is Ian. Which ive always been told means John in Gaelic. But yet eun is bird in Gaelic. And their pronunciation is very similar. Any idea about this??

Halò Jason ! Tha mi duilich ach… I don’t understand something with « the » in Gaelic and it’s driving me crazy. I realize this video is for plurals but for singular I don’t get when to put “an” or “am” with no lenition after or when to put the “a’” with the lenition. For instance in my exercices, I find we say “Tha na seudan aig a’ mhèirleach” but “Tha am mèirleach anns a’ phríosan”. I don’t understand the logic behind it, does it have to do with the position of “mèirleach” in the sentence ? If it’s the first word using “the” you don’t lenite but then you lenite all the subsequent ones with “a’ ….” ? Cuidich mi airson sin ach tha mi cho mì-chinnteach 🙏🏻 tapadh leat !!

I'm sorry to disturb you. Why is it nam with of the mountains? Is it to do with the starting letters of beanntanen?

@alessandramackenzie7581

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@JD thank you so so much!. What a surprise to receive a reply from the teacher direct! I'm just learning gaelic and I need the structures to accompany the learning by repetition of sentences, as I have a language background (Italian translater, interpreter and teacher, living in Scotland, with active German and good knowledge of Latin with French and ancient Greek thrown into the cauldron) If I am to learn this language, so old and archaic in so many ways, I must have the rules too, not just the sentences to learn by rota. I don't have the time nor the years left, I'm nearly 60, for my brain to do that naturally. I need all the metalinguistic help I can get if I'm to master this language and speak comfortably. Thank you, 'cause your lessons help me to do that with real teaching and fun thrown in for good measure. I'll have to start at the beginning and not just dip in when I get the notifications!

Hello, Is it possible to teach me how to say mac-meanmna???

When do I change na for an or nam for am, or use an t- ? So far, you and duolingo have the only recipe for making this language kinda stick in my noggin'.

@ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Gaelic with Jason 13:56 Tapadh leibh airson an taisbeanadh sgoinneil seo de leasan Gàidhlig an latha an-diugh Jason , faigh tlachd às an deireadh sheachdain agad nad dhachaigh ann am Maine agus bi sàbhailte.

Which Dialect of Gaelic Language are you Teaching? Irish-Gaelic, Scotch-Gaelic, or Welsh-Gaelic?

@wbrehaut

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"Gaelic" with no qualification always means Scottish Gaelic. The Irish language is known as either “Gaeilge” or "Irish" and can't properly be called "Gaelic". And neither can the Welsh language, "Cymric" (in English) or in Welsh "Cymraeg" or "Gymraeg", which is a Celtic language and not a Gaelic language.

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