Irish Phrases You'll Find Valuable

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In this video I will be sharing with you lots of useful phrases involving the verbal noun ag déanamh which is doing or making, these phrases will prove to be very convenient in conversation and will also help you to understand the Irish language more. Don't for get to hit that subscribe button and the bell notification.
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Комментарии : 57

@jackm4501 3 года назад

Fair play to ya for keeping the language alive. Respect

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Always a pleasure, never a chore!

@pompikaushal4604 3 года назад

Dia dhuit Dane! Great video but after a long time! The phrases you told today are really very useful! Kudos to you! Tá an frása a d'inis tú inniu an-úsáideach ar fad! Go raibh míle maith agat agus slán tamall!

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Míle buíochas agus dea-scéala ar fad, glad you enjoyed it 👍

@bas7149 3 года назад

nice video man always helpful

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Thank you very much 👍

@Peru-fc3bi 3 года назад

Another great video! I'd no idea ag déanamh could be used in so many different ways. Go raibh maith agat arís! :-)

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Thank you, my pleasure, yes it's such a handy phrase and there's lots more I could have used.

@bompykaushal9340 3 года назад

Dia dhuit Dane!I was really waiting for your video and I'm really impressed by it! Really a great video! Físeán iontach é i ndáiríre! Go raibh míle maith agus slán go fóill!

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Thank you very much, these phrases will certainly come in handy for a wide variety of situations 😊

@alienboy689 3 года назад

Go raibh maith agat, as an Ulsterman I've always heard dean as jan but the rest is iontach

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

God bless the Ulster dialect 😊 best wishes

@Karl_with_a_K 3 года назад

Cad é mar atá tú?

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Go hiontach go raibh maith agat

@alienboy689 3 года назад

@@Karl_with_a_K Go maith a Karl

@vibekes2416 3 года назад

Dia dhuit Dane 😃 Really great video again. Always interesting to see and hear what's coming up next. Go raibh mile maith agat, agus slàn go fòill. Oíche mhaith 😴😴😴😴

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

Go raibh maith agat! I try to keep the videos interesting and varied 😁

@irishelk3 3 года назад

Or as the great Irish American comedian George Carlin said “Don't sweat the petty things and don’t pet the sweaty things”. Would love to see a translation for that.

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

What a great phrase 😁 I'll see if I can find an Irish proverb to reflect that 👍👍

@Thunderlion3000 3 года назад

Go raibh maith agat for this very useful video! It really helped me

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

My pleasure, stay safe and enjoy your journey

@Legomoviebros 2 года назад

Tá mé ag déanamh spraoi!

@LearnIrish 2 года назад

Bain sult as

@antseanbheanbocht4993 3 года назад

Handy Dane thanks. I've noticed a few words that get a lot of use in Irish this being one. You used "ag deanamh beag" "to make little of" this is a common phrase of my mothers here in Dublin but its seldom used today. Did it enter English through Irish I wonder? "Does be" and "do be" (Commonly used in North Dublin)it appears entered the English language by Irish speakers trying to Express Bionn in English. Is teanga álainn i.

@LearnIrish 3 года назад

I'm not sure if they entered English via Irish but it is entirely possible, after all Hiberno English would have parallels with Irish.