Wolfe Momma

Wolfe Momma

Hi, I'm Lindsey aka Wolfe Momma, Irish mom of 2.

In my last life (before motherhood) I was a video director but I had to leave the film world when I had a baby because it was too chaotic. I started my channel as a hobby, something to do that was creative, a bit of fun, and a way to connect with others.

My videos are mostly lifestyle, travel and parenting, along with reviews, tips & the daily struggles.

Thanks for checking out my channel and if you want to connect please feel free to contact me - [email protected], or follow me on Instagram - instagram.com/wolfemommablog
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  • @donhurley6942
    @donhurley69428 сағат бұрын

    Loved it. You hit the nail right on the head. That’s from a yank who has been going to Ireland for over 40 years. Almost every year except for about 4-5 years, some years more than once.

  • @drdeb-lg4sz
    @drdeb-lg4sz18 сағат бұрын

    You are a natural language teacher!! 🤩 Thank you so much these lessons. I’d love to see more of these! 💚 I know it’s a big ask…. Could you perhaps demystify Irish spelling and its pronounciation sometime? Thanks either way, you’re awesome!!!😎

  • @desmcgeough4313
    @desmcgeough431318 сағат бұрын

    "Desmond" never makes these lists.

  • @LolaSmollz126
    @LolaSmollz1264 сағат бұрын

    My boxer’s name is Desmond! I now have name envy… wish I saved it for a future baby, god willing

  • @behnnie
    @behnnie20 сағат бұрын

    Omg! Maybe it's a regional thing but I'm from the midwestern US and if someone did a first turn down of me offering to buy them something I would absoLUTEly offer again! Now if they made it clear they actually didn't want me to pay, I of course wouldn't force it. They have their reasons and I don't want to steamroll someone just to suit my own preferences. But we do the same thing up here -- a polite turn-down of an offer a time or two before accepting -- in case the person offering was just doing so because they felt they should (for whatever reason). I can't imagine being upset if someone declined, whether as part of an expected social interchange, or because they truly weren't interested. That's just wild.

  • @kimberlynewsom3057
    @kimberlynewsom3057Күн бұрын

    I’ve seen the name Caer in a book. How is it pronounced? Thanks

  • @margueritedillworth3282
    @margueritedillworth3282Күн бұрын

    I am Iris!

  • @margaretginty6611
    @margaretginty66112 күн бұрын

    The best Guinness I ever tasted, J.J. Finan's 😀pub, Charlestown, County Mayo

  • @margaretginty6611
    @margaretginty66112 күн бұрын

    Kimberley biscuits, you did not mention, the biscuit is soft, it was something amazed non Irish friends.😊

  • @GreenLife4Life
    @GreenLife4Life3 күн бұрын

    stop the lights ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

  • @theworldisyouroyster
    @theworldisyouroyster4 күн бұрын

    You are amazing at pronunciation ❤ I named my biy Sébastien could you do a video on it please and thank you

  • @alannahfoley3088
    @alannahfoley30885 күн бұрын

    Absolutely LOVE this! I also find that 'translating' foreign words into an English approximation is helpful, so it was with some relief that I discovered you and saw that you were doing the same. It makes language learning so much easier to get into and much more of a joy to learn. So many videos whisk through and don't give newbies a foothold, so thanks for doing this. Also, your delivery is very clear and avoids unnecessary waffle. I'm eager to see if you've taken the same approach with your other videos. Thanks again. Yay!

  • @roshanansari6697
    @roshanansari66976 күн бұрын

    I have very fond to visit ireland and learn there traditions and see their social work and write that experience in my own book.

  • @Thkaal
    @Thkaal6 күн бұрын

    So basically Irish slang is the slang from America from the 1920s

  • @Thkaal
    @Thkaal6 күн бұрын

    Your man is not entirely Irish it's quite common in the US from the Boomers

  • @jeremycordova7630
    @jeremycordova76306 күн бұрын

    I love Irish people! I gotta come visit!

  • @kevinmclauchlin1495
    @kevinmclauchlin14958 күн бұрын

    Not sure if "mo chuisle" would be everyday vernacular, always liked it though! As an aside, "sùgh mo chridhe" in Scots Gaelic is a term of endearment - meaning "sap of my heart" Gonna subscribe! Keen Scots Gaelic speaker from Scotland here!

  • @rodicaiuoras7584
    @rodicaiuoras75849 күн бұрын

    How about,,come here" . That was confusing for me 😊

  • @patriciasmith7074
    @patriciasmith70749 күн бұрын

    My name is Patricia and I always thought that was the feminine form of Patrick after St. Patrick who brought Christianity to Ireland. I was told that my father was 50% Irish and 50% British. He supposedly had two Irish grandparents who each fell in love with a British person and the families wouldn’t let them marry so they immigrated to America to marry the person they loved. Dad had a very common Irish last name.

  • @EudeYahu
    @EudeYahu9 күн бұрын

    The name Hallelujah is a name that has the same pronunciation in all the indiomas of the world.

  • @sheilabegley1920
    @sheilabegley19209 күн бұрын

    "we" do NOT say "madras", please learn to speak Irish and use it properly instead of throwing random words into the English language, Irish people do not also just throw Irish words out in general conversation, you're making an absolute joke of our language, please don't make another video like this, anyone who wants to learn/understand the Irish language do not take this video as fact, "coolaboola" has no origins in the Irish language, "amadàn/fool is pronounced without the" a", it's madàn, a mhadàin, content is sona, satisfied is sàsa, ❤️ An Gaeilge, bùladh bos said no one ever, are you even Irish? Cà bhfuil do mheas don teanga/ where is your respect for the language?

  • @kaitlinross4348
    @kaitlinross434810 күн бұрын

    You are so freaking awesome and talented!! I’m buying this asap. My 1.5 yo was just diagnosed with celiac. I love this book so much I’m crying lol.

  • @efstratiosfilis2290
    @efstratiosfilis229011 күн бұрын

    I am returning to Irish classes tomorrow & you have helped me to get back into the pronunciation. You should see how I mispronounced "Derbhfhorgail" when I first saw it!

  • @simonmccullagh278
    @simonmccullagh27811 күн бұрын

    See one myself when my uncle died about 02.30 in the morning. Got woke up from my sleep & turned around in the bed. She was a grey/white figure. You can see her figure but you don’t see her face because of her long hair over the face. My mother heard one when her brother died

  • @SD03.
    @SD03.12 күн бұрын

    Oh wow! So is Keoghan pronounced Cohen?

  • @piikes2627
    @piikes262713 күн бұрын

    t-am is pronounced 'tow-um' in leinster, no? the way you say it just sounds like 'táim'

  • @hatman077
    @hatman07713 күн бұрын

    in my part of America, "sorry" is often said instead of "Excuse Me" in the grocery store or restaurant. here we wave at everyone, unless they appear to be creepy, though maybe a little more dramatic than a finger...since one finger could be misinterpreted

  • @khomo12
    @khomo1214 күн бұрын

    👍👍👍

  • @paulawhitehead5560
    @paulawhitehead556014 күн бұрын

    Do you share your soda bread recipe? :)

  • @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death
    @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death16 күн бұрын

    Why did Irish people abandon the Irish language and adopt the English language?

  • @user-fh1rz1uq6c
    @user-fh1rz1uq6c3 күн бұрын

    Ireland was completely conquered, and colonised by the English and lowland Scottish in the 17th century, after which the Irish language was effectively banned from any kind of official use, with the effect that Irish was replaced by English in most parts of Ireland by the second half of the 19th century.

  • @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death
    @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death16 күн бұрын

    Why did Irish people abandon the Irish language and adopt the English language?

  • @WolfeMomma
    @WolfeMomma16 күн бұрын

    We didn't have much choice. We were under British rule since the 12th century and punished for speaking Irish. Penal laws made it very difficult to get by speaking Irish and forced a lot of us to adopt English.

  • @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death
    @nwoke.ezu.ike_until_death16 күн бұрын

    Why did Irish people abandon the Irish language and adopt the English language?

  • @kathrinegeorge-
    @kathrinegeorge-16 күн бұрын

    also for anyone doing a daily weigh in, if you are someone who gets periods you can gain up to 7 pounds on the scale before and during your cycle, so just keep that in mind, if you're coming up on that, it could be the reason the scale is jumping

  • @CasandraRA
    @CasandraRA18 күн бұрын

    So I went on a UK tour with my best friends just years ago. It would be a two week trip and we are from the States. One of my top things to do was go to Leap Castle. I was able to get into contact with the owne(privately owned residence), and we agreed upon a date/time that we might come by. So people understand. This is a privately owned residence and you can't just walk up and ask to look around. Respect people's privacy. Just days before we were still in contact. Day of visit I kept the owner in the loop about where we were. (We had decided to drive the whole UK. Best way to do it!) We get to the castle and knock. We hear voiced inside. One was definitely a man talking to someone. We tried a few more times with long spaces in between knocks. We figured he might be on the phone or something and didn't want to disturb. Very long story short. Nobody ever answered the door and I was defeated. I had grown up knowing about Leap Castle, and it was on my bucket list. I would catch a flight back just to see it! The owner was incredibly nice. Love yoir channel and keep it up!❤❤❤

  • @mkhananwar9602
    @mkhananwar960219 күн бұрын

    Excellent, really great.

  • @leahlinville141
    @leahlinville14121 күн бұрын

    My cat’s name is Maébh ❤ she really is intoxicating

  • @Icarus_II
    @Icarus_II21 күн бұрын

    There's nothing that's not beautiful in Ireland. I've spent time there 4 times over the last 20 years. Yes, Kerry is gorgeous. The cliffs, the Burren, the Beehive huts...talk about magic! I love Dublin, although it must be very different now than 20 years ago. Can't wait to go back again.

  • @galelascala105
    @galelascala10523 күн бұрын

    I always smile when people think it's cold in Ireland. I'm in New England so for me, Ireland is mild. I've been several times, all different seasons. Barely chilly...lol

  • @fmcm7715
    @fmcm771525 күн бұрын

    What school did you go to that had school dinners?

  • @fmcm7715
    @fmcm771525 күн бұрын

    Baked beans are not part of a traditional Irish fry up. They’re part of a British fry up though!

  • @bhedrick101
    @bhedrick10125 күн бұрын

    Go way = get out

  • @kristiepsofimis
    @kristiepsofimis25 күн бұрын

    Lol

  • @SuAlfons
    @SuAlfons26 күн бұрын

    I love this kind of videos. As a German, giving the most of these names here would sound very alien. (Aidan you may run across here an there) and of course the Irish spelling to pronouciation connection is completely different to German or English. But man, are those names beautiful!

  • @FaridullahFaryadi-sx8tv
    @FaridullahFaryadi-sx8tv28 күн бұрын

    Thank you

  • @janmeister1271
    @janmeister127128 күн бұрын

    I like Irish fraces

  • @joanclancy4583
    @joanclancy458328 күн бұрын

    Kentigerna... didn't know 'k' was a letter in the gaelic alphabet

  • @NIKOLAOSKARAISKOS-sv1xl
    @NIKOLAOSKARAISKOS-sv1xl29 күн бұрын

    As a Greek living in Ireland, I found all of those names sooo puzzling 🤭

  • @PrincessNottingham
    @PrincessNottinghamАй бұрын

    I have a debate going on with a lady on Facebook. An Irish woman is telling you pronounce Feda not fodder. Who is correct?

  • @Laoisekelly435
    @Laoisekelly435Ай бұрын

    U were so close my name is laoise

  • @hayaq9991
    @hayaq9991Ай бұрын

    Could we talk about why the spelling and pronunciation isn’t the same.. how?

  • @ochuose4982
    @ochuose4982Ай бұрын

    How many months old?