12 Handy Irish Phrases To Use Throughout The Day 

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Enjoyed it ? Oh no ! I loved it !!!!! You're an awesome teacher ❤️ Go raibh míle maith agat !

Lovely! I've should have picked up on celtic languages earlier! I'm around 5% irish according to my little brothers DNA test but we have the same parents. This will be useful for a trip to Dublin! Go raibhmaith agat!!

I learned an Irish proverb the other day thought it was fitting with learning a language: " De réir chéile thógtar na caisleáin".

I love these videos. Great stuff

Short and sweet ! Best way to learn a language! 😁👍

I have been looking for 'bail ó Dhia ort' for ages. Chuala mé é ar Ros na Rún ach níor féidir liom ciall a bhaint as. Go raibh míle maith agat.

Hello , I would like to thank you for the knowledge that you share on this site . Hugs 🤗

Erin go brach! is one of my favourites

You might note that "maith" & "mhaith" are, in Donegal, pronounced"my" and "wye" with the lenition change. These are the ways I learned to pronounce this word in Cloughaneely, Donegal when I was a young lad.

Craic Baby! Great video as always!

Bail ó Dhia ort is my new favourite. I am still tying my tongue in a knot trying to pronounce Dia duit, haha. Nice alternative. GRMA

So great - difficult but worth it. Please, how to respond when someone sneezes? Thank you

Is binn béal ina thost !

Very nice! Thank you!

Howye Dane, thanks for that. My favorite one so far was the practice makes perfect phrase, I've used it a lot, i forget how to spell it now or which video it was on, but i liked that one; my favorite for this video was Bioch la maith agat.

Míle buíochas Dane. I especially liked "Bíodh lá maith agat", which I recognised as being the past passive. It was great to hear it pronounced. Can it be used in the imperative voice, along with agat or agaibh, to say "have" as an instruction?

Nice one

Go raibh míle maith agat a Dane. Very useful phrases there! Míle buiochas! 👍

In Belfast we pronounce "maidin mhaith" like 'madgey moi' - can't believe the difference in the pronunciation!!

I really appreciate your videos. Pronunciation is a bit different than Duolingo. I don't have anyone to practice with so I have no idea how good/horrible I am pronouncing words..

Na habaire , biochas le dia, agus goifer forgive my spelling but I think the word for wind is so spot on and beautiful argegla na hegla is an other favourite of mine, if I knew how to use PayPal I would give a donation ta bron orm

I love the channel so far, I just joined, but the way that Irish is spelled and you saying what it means is a little hard to grasp. Is there a way to spell how it sounds in English?

@Learn Irish If it's OK I haven't completely learned your name and I would like to know if it's OK with you. I heard some Scottish Gaelic today. It sounded softer than the biggest Irish source I have heard. Dialect difference? I don't know. I may start using a voice recorder to listen away from seeing and listening. Any way is your name Dane? Or just for broadcasting?

Is maith liomsa "Biodh turas deas agat" .

Interesting ... but with American English ... I have trouble with the Irish spelling and how to pronounce it. Example: Slante ... you pronounced as "slawn-che" ... not sure how I would know how to pronounce that if I didn't hear it? Do you have a "Dick Tracy Decoder Ring" for the pronunciation or something? Thanks.

It would be nice to know how to say "Let's go" as if we are going somewhere or Let's go to bed.

I trying to learn Ulster/Donegal pronunciations but I don't think this is Ulster dialect. Which dialect is it please?

GO RAIBH MAITH AGAT DANE!!

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can you say na bac instead of na habair e ?

Dean tá tú go Iontach.

Is fearr Gaeilge briste, ná Béarla clíste.

Dia duit is mise ibrahim conas ata tu from INDIA

Córaí Cainte Cory Cancha interjections Go-éirí leat - gunayarie leat - Good luck! Tabhair dom é (thoramah) Give it to me! Tabhair dom sin (thoramashin) Give that to me! Abair leat! (aber leat) Say it aloud/have your say/speak up! Abair sin! (aber shin) Say that! Fág mé (fag mah) Let me be/Leave me alone! Ceist a'am ort. (kaishta’amort) Answer me this! Feicfidh mé ar ball thú. (fakeymay urball who) I'll see you later! A Mhaighdean (o avydyan) Oh, Holy Virgin Mary! Go bhfóire Dia orainn. (gvoray dyarinne) God help us. / May God bless us! Tabhair dom ceann (toram kyan) Give me one! Bhfuil tú ag iarraidh ceann? (will too irragh kyan?) Do you want one? Tuige?/ Cén fáth? (thigay / kay faw) Why? Understood? Cé is moite de. / Seachas (key mutuga or shakhus) Except for. / With the exception of. B'fhéidir. (baydirj / baydij) Maybe. / perhaps. Go bhfios dom. (gobiskhom) As far as I know. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lmUhlf1N9Dc.html

Slán tamall

Is cuma liom

Gach ceacht úsáideach. Maith thú.

Go n’éirí leat

Subbed hit bell go raiibh mile maith agat

I bhfad uainn an t-olc

Córaí Cainte Cory Cancha interjections Go-éirí leat - gunayarie leat - Good luck! Tabhair dom é (thoramah) Give it to me! Tabhair dom sin (thoramashin) Give that to me! Abair leat! (aber leat) Say it aloud/have your say/speak up! Abair sin! (aber shin) Say that! Fág mé (fag mah) Let me be/Leave me alone! Ceist a'am ort. (kaishta’amort) Answer me this! Feicfidh mé ar ball thú. (fakeymay urball who) I'll see you later! A Mhaighdean (o avydyan) Oh, Holy Virgin Mary! Go bhfóire Dia orainn. (gvoray dyarinne) God help us. / May God bless us! Tabhair dom ceann (toram kyan) Give me one! Bhfuil tú ag iarraidh ceann? (will too irragh kyan?) Do you want one? Tuige?/ Cén fáth? (thigay / kay faw) Why? Understood? Cé is moite de. / Seachas (key mutuga or shakhus) Except for. / With the exception of. B'fhéidir. (baydirj / baydij) Maybe. / perhaps. Go bhfios dom. (gobiskhom) As far as I know. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lmUhlf1N9Dc.html