Irish ASMR | Irish Language Lesson #1 (Gaeilge)| ear to ear 

As someone who is learning on DUolingo, please continue this series. Hearing people speak it instead of a robot is amazing, and your voice is so calming.

not the first time I fell asleep in an Irish class....

This is my third time and I'm pausing the video to tell you how much I LOVE this! You knock me out. I had so many Irish girlfriends in Boston when I was little. I loved hearing them try to teach me words...this was a flashback to good times. Thank you.

6 years old video and i still think this is an amazing idea.

This is probably the first Irish lesson I've had an interest in 😂😂😂🍀🍀💚

thank you for such a great video Reeny!!! I loved it!! I hope you get to do more of these!!

love Celtic language. I have Irish heritage so I would love to learn it. Needs to be kept alive

This video helped me get my 10 month old daughter to sleep the other day.. It was also highly educational. Double winner.

Wow..knocked me out cold! Wanted to learn but ... So relaxing!

Awesome as always! Thank you xx

Wow! Love your gentle closeup binaural whisper, so many tingles, you deserve more recognition! Keep up the great work, new sub!

This is not only relaxing, but very interesting. I think you may be on to something with these videos. 👍😃

Reminds me of double gaeilge on Wednesday morning back 16years ago!

i’m from galway but sadly live over seas so haven’t been able to learn much irish :( i’m currently attempting to learn it though!

Very good! Love this!

Tá sé so go hiontach! Thit mé i mo choladh Mar sin! Tá do oibre go hiontach! My Irish isn't great but I've been trying. Great work! :)

My family is a mix of nationalities, though I am mainly Scottish and Irish. My grandmother had been telling me that I'm simply American when I ask on my family heritage/history. I've been very interested in my Celtic background every since I was little. I'm deciding to take up the Irish language as I find it beautiful and very unique, but Scottish Gaelic seems much harder to learn as not many people have heard of it or offer to teach it. As of now it's been a about a month since I started both languages, and I'm just starting to speak in sentences! I'm 14 by the way, and this video is very relaxing though it was a bit of a review.😁

oooooooo I'm so excited!!!!!

Very nice video, it's great ;)

I have my junior cert this year and Irish isn't my strongest subject.. Oh well 😋 I loved your video ❤️

Your class would be my favorite class, for sure ;)

I've just subbed. I plan on going to Ireland next year for my honeymoon, and this made me too excited! :)

It's while interesting to see the differences in Irish 😂 I am from the Gaeltacht in Donegal and compared to your Irish there's massive differences,

First Irish asmr

Good result for the boys in green against Wales on an unrelated note 🍀

This is different to what of the Irish I remember learning, I think I might have learned the Donegal style, I think the Gaeltacht area our school went on trips to was in Donegal.

Tá an CC ag 1:57 comh greanmhar!!!

Why is Samhain pronounced Sahwhin? Why? .-. Im writing a book using Celtic folklore and its a bit awkward when people ask me why it's pronounced that way and I have no clue. 😅

So wish I could talk this. The only thing I know is shut that door. And I don't know how to spell it 😆

I'm going to Dublin the end of the month, so learning from this should make me popular with the locals right? Lol

I've my LC Maths 2 and Irish 1 tomorrow TABHAIRT CABHAIR DOM

#Irish lesson video? Interesting to be taught using #ASMR :)

Is maith liom an fisean seo!😊

Thaitin sé sin go mór liom! Táim chun léigh an leabhar Cúpla sa triúr bliain ar scoil ach ní tuigim an 'blurb'! Aon nótaí? Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo chónaí i nDún na nGall-sa Ghaeltacht- nuair a bheidh mé níos sine.

omg this language is awesome

Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?

its a bad idea when using sensitive mics to use gum(unless of course its a requested trigger, if so i apologize) .... unless my ears deceive me :)

Everyone I know in Ireland speaks just English. But maybe the odds are low but it happened.

I wish there was a course to really learn this language where I live

the ear to ear whispers sound behind me and to the side. very strange

is maith liom ! nios gaeilge le do thoil

By the way, scríbhneoireacht álainn :)

I think it would be sa franc instead of í

little dove is anim dum... or however u spell

Go hiontach ar fad a cara !!!!

Why didn't you whisper the whole time? You kept going back-and-forth between soft-speaking and whispering and I want you to just stick with one preferably whispering.