Go raibh míle maith agat! If you take requests I would LOVE a video at some point about how to have your first Irish conversation. For example, phrases like "How do you say ____ in Irish?" (but as Gaeilge), "I've just started learning Irish", "Could you please say that again?" and "Sorry could you please speak more slowly?". Those kinds of things!

Thank you so much for this. Your explanations and tips make the future tense so much easier to grasp.

Keep making these girl! I appreciate the work you put into them.

Thank you for this video! I was so confused about the “f” pronunciation in the future tense! 💛💛

This makes things so much clearer! Thank you

Thank you much this really helped me!

That was a big help. Thanks.

Once again greetings from Corpus Christi Texas🍀 and thank you for the video Awesome👍👍

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Greetings from Ireland 😁💚👋🏻

Thank you so much for you videos that explain the grammar in detail and makes it easier to understand. Go raibh maith agat! :)

Helpful, yes. And fun.

OMG😍😍 I ALWAYS FART THIS VIDEO WAS SO HELPFUL THANKS NOW I KNOW HOW TO TELL PEOPLE I'M ABOUT TO FART THANKS😍😍😍😍 One time I was sitting with my grandma who only speaks Irish and I felt this whopper coming so I said "Watch out grandma" but she could hear me and that gas passed so fast it blew her to the moon. Still feel guilty to this day so this really helped thanks!

Thanks for explaining the future tense so well. It's a great help. Please keep your videos coming. Thanks again!

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so glad you enjoyed it 🥰

Watched this before my exam! This is going to help a lot! Finally I don‘t have to guess if it‘s a one or two syllable word anymore!

FOR ANYONE WHO USED GOOGLE TRANSLATE FOR IRISH: Google translate is actually not the most correct translator. The more demanding or popular language, the more accurate they are, but since Irish isn't as demanding, it is only about 70% accurate. Also, there isn't even audio for Irish, so "bhean" can easily become "bhahabean" if you try to pronounce it. They offer no pronunciation guide. When I first wanted to learn Irish (before I found Gaeilge i mo chroí) I googled Hello in Irish. It came up as "dia duit", and I pronounced it like "deeya dweet." Go raibh maith agat for teaching me proper Irish, Holly!

Just starting . Tack! Thank You.

very clear and very helpful :) more please

Always helpful. Go raibh maith agat!

Dia dhuit Molly! A great video! You explained everything regarding the future tense very clearly and moreover you the correct pronunciation also! I thank you for your efforts!Thaitin an físeán seo go mór liom ! Go raibh míle maith agat agus slán go fóill!

@pompikaushal4604

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@@12donegalDia dhuit! Mr Paul Gallagher your comment isn't in the right place! Go raibh maith agat agus slán go fóill!

@pompikaushal4604

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@@12donegal Your comment came as an answer to my comment, if you want to say something to Molly write in the main comment area and not as an answer to my comment, why did you write all that as an answer to my comment? Check where you have written your comment! You answered me and not to Molly!Write in the main comment! And it's none of your business whether I write in Irish or not!

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Go raibh míle maith agat Pompi 😁 is duine cineáltu tú i gcónaí 💚 ná bí buartha faoi daoine mar sin! (don't worry about people like that!) negativity has no place on my channel.

@pompikaushal4604

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@ You're welcome Molly!

The explanation about fart was very funny 😂 I love your posts on Instagram as well, but I personally prefer learning through videos like this one. Thanks for your dedication ☘

@Vitaee13

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Yeah it was funny, and thanks for warning us about that.

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😂

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tá fáilte romhat 😊💚💚

saving me sm for summer exams 😭

Molly, did you know that Irish names and surnames were anglicized during the 18th century? What if you did a video about the differences between Anglicized Irish names and Irish names in their original Gaelic form?

Really helpful!

What a lass.... that’s about all the Irish I got. 😂😂 I appreciate what you’re doing. I’ve wanted to learn Gaelic. I just discovered you tonight. I may have to start watching and learning. I’m confused why your voice sounds like you’re on a small dose of helium when you said “I’m going to fart” haha Well I enjoyed your lecture! Keep it up, Molly!

@danielcowan87

3 жыл бұрын

Be careful, gaelic is the language family, of manx, gaidhlig and irish. It's like calling an english speaker a germanic speaker. We insist, call it Irish or Gaeilge (and I know the latter doesnt help with the confusion)

Dia duit! Gabh raibh maith agat as múineadh dúinn. Tá tú an-chabhrach! Hope I said that right! It's hard trying to learn on your own. I eventually want to emigrate to ireland. Most of my family came to America from Galway, county mayo, and Ulster during the potato famine. Hope to one day return and help keep this amazing language alive!

@amnestyhophop1535

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My family immigrated from Belfast during the troubles to Australia, Im also learning on my own and I intend to move back to Ireland later in life, hope I see you there mate 👍 slán

Great video 😀

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go raibh maith agat Kobe 😁💚💚

Go raibh míle maith agut!!Cabhreoidh seo le mo 'Junior Cert'!!❤❤

Quick lesson add-on for how words like bronnfar fit into this? (Or, as im sure you would say, bronnfart).

Tysm my Irish teacher is shite so this helps 🙏

You are brilliant.

@pompikaushal4604

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I completely agree,mo chara Dane!

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agus tú féin ! 😁

Could you possibly do a video on how to use the Irish glance card ?

Awesome

Just double checking on something, but for the first conjugation endings, it's either -fidh or -faidh (depending on whether the verb stem is slender or broad), but in either case the pronunciation is the same, sort of like "hee". Correct? And I'm assuming the pronunciation is different in the various dialects.

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you are spot on!

Hi Molly,and very many thanks for your new video as it is really useful and helpful for us.Could you please tell me if we know that An tuaisceart is the north, an deisceard the south, an t-oirthear the east,and an iarthar the west, when we write ag dul ó thuaidh, going north, ag dul ó dheas going south and ag dul soir going east. Why there is difference with the first names? Thank you

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I'm actually not sure about that one 🤔 you've got me thinking 🤔

HI, MOLLY, LOVE YOU. LOVELY JOB.

Dia duit, Aoife is ainm dom. Ta do deag blina daois. Over the last week I’ve kind of gotten really into Irish and you are REALLY GOOD. Some of my past teachers can’t match you. Although I’m from Ireland i learn Leinster Irish so hearing your pronunciations is kind of weird. ( I know I spelt my Irish wrong idrc)

Muid, is that the Ulster dialect for Sinn, or is it all over the three big dialects?

thank you

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tá fáilte romhat 💚

Go raibh maith . Molly Ta tu an mhaith ag munadh Gaeilge Conor

7:05 So, the Biblical "he shall open and no one shall close etc" will involve "osclóidh sé agus ..."

Can you make a video on plurals please

Ceist amhain, lig me broim no broim me? Great videos!

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lig mé broim 😂 broim on it's own just means fart - like the noun, it's not a verb in Irish if ya get me

@MrCoffeypaul

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@ Go raibh maith agat, bainim taitneamh as do fhiseanna! Ta faidhb amhain agam, ni feidir liom an fado a fhail ar an 'keyboard'

I as a Munster person do hereby state that I cannot get to grips with the Irish the lady is speaking. Sounds totally alien to me

BTW, did you and Dane know that you released videos within a couple minutes of each other??

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not until you said it! that's mad! 😂

Go raibh maith agat ! Please keep these coming. Teach us more verbs too !

Thanks for the vid. One problem I'm seeing is with words like Luigh and Suigh. They don't seem to follow the pattern you've outlined. For example Luigh. Take off the igh and you're left with u. Broad so aidh. But it's idh according to teanglann.ie Where am I going wrong here 🤪

@phumgwatenagala6606

10 күн бұрын

The 'rules' came from the sounds People made with their mouths naturally - listen to the sounds and it makes sé sé??

Thank you! I didn’t believe we had our own language. My grandmother told us that her parents spoke the language of Ireland, but it didn’t register with me. Until this moment I thought Ireland was England. My grandmother had an accent but always spoke to us in English. Thank you! I must learn! DUDE

@phumgwatenagala6606

10 күн бұрын

Wdf 😂

thank u for this im studying for the xmas exams and this really helped so thx

Any chance you could do a vid on decribing a place you've been like an art gallery or to see a film. I can only remember the basics like Chonaic mé ......... Bhí se siumuil

3 жыл бұрын

I am planning to do some vlog style videos 😊 so stay tuned!

@TheOuterHeaven1

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@ good to hear! Thanks for all the helpful videos, take care!

hi there can you tell me what mo chuid ama mean? and how do you pronouce it thanks

@billbyrne7891

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My time, www.focloir.ie

sound bro

Whoops. Looks like you forgot to post the links to the past tense and present tense videos. For those wondering, here they are. kzread.info/dash/bejne/palnxbKniLO9d5M.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/qoqNz8yQZLyrmNY.html

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aww thank you so much! I knew there was something I was forgetting in the description 😅

please keep doing your thing Molly by the way will you be my wife lol keep reading all the comments of the ones that I asked you to be my wife on my own That's the going joke

HELP! I'm stuck on verbal nouns.

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ná bí buartha! I will have a look into it 😊

Táimse i ngrá le do phictiúir Batman agus Robin

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was waiting for somebody to notice it 😂 go raibh maith agat 💚

Do not demo the fart just a tip

This girl's a cutie...

Are you religious?

Do you know that Jesus loves you?

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go raibh maith agat a chara 🥰