Tourists Try Speaking In Irish 

i once met someone who thought the irish language was just english with a different accent

I'm Dutch, I only knew póg mo thóin. I think Gaeilge is a beautiful language, it's a shame it's not spoken and used more widely.

You should do Americans watch Father Ted for the first time! It would be amazing.

I don't think you need the translation because only Irish really would watch this

you should have told them what it meant after each sentence in irish

i really wish they showed their reactions when they told them what it really means

The Irish accent is the coolest in the world! Love you guys! Sincerely, Dumb American Lol!

No one expresses angers half as good as an Irish!! Swear words never sounded so good and on point!!

Someone get me the French guys' numbers please

As an Irish person this is HILARIOUS !! 😂 Fair play to them though

I'm irish and I have learned irish for seven dam years and it is really easy to speak and translate

On #5, by the time anyone finishes saying that, they would have already peed their pants

Have to applaud them for giving it a go. They were better than most I've heard attempt to speak irish spelt out phonetically.

lol, these people read Irish better than my Irish class can 😂

I am Irish and I don’t even know the language that well but it is hilarious to see them so confused.

'an bhfuail cad agam dul go dtí an leherus' the phrase that made my classmate wet himself when be couldn't remember it so our teacher wouldn't let him go.

I thought "An bhfuil cead agam dul amach" was "Can I go out..." whilst "An bhfuil cead agam dul go dti" was "Can I go to the...". Anyways very entertaining! :-D

How can you get people to read irish and NOT use bhfuil (pronounced will)

Me for Leaving Cert Irish.

This makes my Irish soul cry

The French tourists are funny.

I need the french guy's number....for research purposes

The last one is one every Irish person knows from school😂😂

I could listen to your accents all day I'm in love. Time to learn my 4th language

I love that whoever made this channel made it about Irish stuff not from more 'popular' countries

Everyone: ish bralom ish pini *American: I want a panini!*

I put "an bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leithreas" as my Skype quote bc on one video someone said it meant something about being beautiful or something like that. the next comment was "I'm irish, can confirm" so was like okay ,thats really sweet, lets put it as my Skype quote. what the actual fuck I have been fooled by the irish I'm even learning the language

The second was the best I love how Americans buy stuff with that saying all it without knowing what it means

Póg no thóin🤣🤣 An bhfuil céad again dul go dtí an leithreas, was drilled into us in my primary school. We weren't allowed go unless we said that perfectly. Ugh.🙄

This was fucking hilarious! sure when they I would struggle tying to say something i would pause the video and help them! XD

Half of my family is Irish and another half of my family is American and one day when my grandmother came to visit us she tried pronouncing an Irish name and she couldn't say it so she asked me to say it and I said it in on go because of course I'm Irish.

1:04 fist bump fail. lol

I'm learning Irish language and I love it!

As an irish POTATO myself I am disappointed in these tourists

Is that a language of the dragons?

Pffft, I'm Irish and I can't speak barely any Gaeilge (Irish). I was a bit headstrong as a child and I just got it into my head very early on that I wasn't going to learn that dead language at all, so I didn't.

Irish kids learn how to say these things, especially the last one, in like 2nd or 1st class. (That's like 8 years old kids)

Do a video comparing the Irish like Ulster vs Munster etc! Like perhaps make them talk to each other see the confusion

I'm irish so watching this was kinda funny but ye did well😂

Im proud I knew all the translations :)

I think it's missing the reactions of the tourists when they hear what it's supposed to sound like, iif you could add those next time you do a language/pronounciation thing that would be great.

Im irish and its soo hilarious seeing people trying to speak irish

This would have been funnier without the pronunciation guides... At first I was like, "wow, these folks are doing pretty well!", but than I realized they had guides. Irish and other Celtic languages like Gaelic and Welsh are easier to butcher than French... (I play the Scottish bagpipes, and I've heard plenty of Gaelic words mispronounced; often quite amusingly... For an English speaker, a phrase like "crunluath fosgailte" or "toghail nam bo" can be a real minefield!)

I remember seeing "GO MALL" in Ireland. Slow down.

i was almost as bad as these people when i did my leaving cert

I love how you made them say 'Kiss my Ass'.

Guy with the NY hat was actually pretty decent with the pronunciation.

An labhraíonn aon duine anseo an Ghaeilge go líofa? Tá sé an-shuimiúl nuair a fheiceann tú rudaí mar seo, is brea lion é!

I know some Irish. I recognized the second phrase right off after learning how to say kiss my ass. heehee

It would help if the Irish guy reading the examples was actually pronouncing the words right. Spéir is not pronounced like English 'Spare'. The r is beside an i, and any consonant beside an i or e is pronounced SLENDER. The Irish broad and slender r is not supposed to be simply replaced by the 'English r'. Also amach is not amock, if it was then it would be spelt 'amac or amoc', the h marks LENITION which in the case of C is the gutteral 'ch' sound, similar to how a Scottish person would pronounce the ch at the end of 'Loch'. This is not me being a purist, these are literally the very BASIC rules of the Irish phonetic system which is not supposed to be the same as the English one.

I knew people in Britain who didint even know we had our own language

I knew that they were going to get them to say 'An bhfuil cead agam dul amach go dtí an leithreas'

there was a guy that tried to teach me kept laughing at my attempts so tought him a bit of old norse i laughed as well probebly one of my faworite pass times while drinking a cold one expecially when you play insult or complement ahh ireland i miss you

LOL! i learn this is school when we are learning irish we cant speak irish :p i was loike ' i love my teacher,' lel one guy got love out of it though

i love being irish.. XD

They were actually pretty good attempts!

is it a good idea to first practice the irish accent in english, and than learn the real language

I always wondered why the Irish speak with such a high pitched voice compared to everyone else?

Interesting that many of those who sounded like English was not their language did well. They clearly don't have the English speaker prejudice that everything should be pronounced like English.

I've never been to Ireland but I know how to count 1-7 say hi and know how to say milk

i am able to speek irish and i was shouting at the screen saying the words in english

My dad has a plaque that says "póg mo thóin." Oh dear..

1:01 awkward handshake

The cork Irish is more understandable than the dubs Irish. I mean look at the way a lot of it is spelled! I didn't know some words until they actually said them because they are spelled very weirdly compared to the cork version

its so funny when your fluent in Irish😂😂😂

The first one was I love sausages!!

That was basically how to butcher the Irish language haha :)

+mimi love we do speak English but we learn our native language in school

I'm Irish and the first one I went like Tá , Is maith liom ispíní oh and for the bathroom on site normally dul dtí not amach

If anyone wants to learn Gaeilge(Irish) and will teach me their language in return tell me here and we can discuss how to communicate.

call me crazy, didn't know irish had their own language aside from english lol. I only see irish people speaking english, interesting they are bilingual. Do most speak native irish or english?

cead as in permission doesn't have a fada! Céad means a hundred, as in céad míle fáilte: a hundred thousand welcomes, who researched this?

I was born in Poland but I live in Ireland since I was 2 and now I'm 11

As a fluent Irish speaker, this enrages me

Three weeks in the Gaeltacht and all I learn is Póg Mo Thóin

Soo funny 😂😂 who else has to do Irish EVERY DAY in school😂

It's called Gaelic.

@2:14 that's means can I go out to toilet it should be dul go di not dul amach...tut tut

ispíní - accent also needed on the second 'i'.

Is brea liom é🤣

im irish and i know alot i can translate to english

I've been to Ireland twice and I've never heard people speaking Irish xD I saw some cartoons on TV and signs in Irish in the airport and in Kerry, but not a single person actually using it. I want to move to Ireland (to Limerick) so... should I learn Irish?

I'm irish so watching this was funny😂😂😂🍀🍀

Does anyone know what I’m saying? Dia duit is mise Alicia tá mé trí bliana déag d’aois

I speak Irish in school and stuff because I'm Irish of course

Lost it at ah shit I stubbed my toe

i think that would be real tourists, but they are sounds like tourists which is english native language, or they are born in Ireland or UK

I'm fluent Irish speaker easy to learn

Is brea lion ispiní xD

Those quebequois though

Im irish and i fond it funny to watch :)

I knew them all agus taim me at gaire! Ta scamall sa speir! Their translations were sooo funny XD

Ok this is to all the irish people and people who know irish "Conas ata tú agus is maith liom cáis"

Irish is as very much a part of the country's culture as Kazakh is of Kazakhstan's.

Why not tell them what it means and record their reaction? dont understand why not.

I speak Irish and this is hilarious 😂😂

Tá gach dunnie anseo an dúr

that sounds awfully like Elvish ... what's happening

Fus Ro Dah, that's Irish for outta my way dragon

reminds me of jacksepticeye every time i hear the word irish