Hello Little People Learn Manx! By Vie Lhiam... Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | There's cakes, biscuits & tea on offer - the stakes have never been higher!Michelle and Chloe of Hello Little People have fun learning a little bit of Manx Gaelic at Culture Vannin with Ruth Keggin Gell.Here they learn a few simple words for things you can eat, and the all important phrase for "I would like..."The full series of these films is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/hello-little-people-learn-manx-696833/More about Manx, and ways to have fun learning it, can be found via our website: learnmanx.comMore about the popular children's theatre company, Hello Little People, can be found here: hellolittlepeople.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021, and was released to coincide with the Cooish Manx language festival, held annually in early November.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Shirveish y Nollick, Noo Runius 2022 (Manx Language Christmas service) – short overview Learn Manx 2022-12-08 | The Shirveish y Nollick, held by Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh – the Manx Language Society, has been held annually in early January for many years. This service was held, and filmed, on Monday 3rd January 2022, in the beautiful old chapel of St. Runius in the parish of Marown. Featuring sections of readings, carvals and carols, this is a short overview of the 2022 service. You can watch the full service here: youtu.be/C-vUN81ejsIMore about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Shirveish y Nollick – Manx language Christmas service, Noo Runius, January 2022 Learn Manx 2022-12-08 | The Shirveish y Nollick, held by Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh – the Manx Language Society, has been held annually in early January for many years. This service was held, and filmed, on Monday 3rd January 2022, in the beautiful old chapel of St. Runius in the parish of Marown. This is the full service – you can find a short overview of the service here: youtu.be/nmMMgCAJ8kgMore about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Cooildarry Learn Manx 2022-11-18 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's Manx Gaelic place names: Cooildarry This beautiful little wooded nook has a lovely Manx Gaelic name. In this video, you can find out what it means, and how the name can teach us what may have been found here many years ago...With thanks to the Manx Wildlife Trust for their help. This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.More about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Ballaglass Learn Manx 2022-11-18 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names: BallaglassBallaglass is one of the most picturesque glens in the Isle of Man. But do you know how it got its name, and what the name means? This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.More about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Bayr Grianagh Learn Manx 2022-11-18 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's Manx Gaelic place names: Bayr Grianagh.Tucked away in an estate in Castletown, in the east of the Island, are two lovely road names with words that come up a lot in place and house names all over the Island. Find out what they mean, and how to pronounce the words in this little video! This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.More about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Port Lewaigue Learn Manx 2022-11-18 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great place names: Port Lewaigue.This place name is actually of Scandinavian origin, rather than Manx Gaelic, but we thought it an important one to include. Find out what it means, and how 'Lewaigue' is pronounced, in this mini video. This is one in a series of place names films produced by Culture Vannin.More about Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Spooyt Vane Learn Manx 2022-11-18 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's Manx Gaelic place names: Spooyt Vane.You can find this beautiful waterful - Spooyt Vane - nestled in a glen on the west coast of the Island. In this video, we look at what the (perfectly descriptive!) name means, and how to pronounce it. This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Aalican liorish Juan y Gell Learn Manx 2022-10-05 | This beautiful original piece of poetry, 'Aalican' (meaning 'Tranquility'), was written by John Gell, and published in 1957 in 'Coraa Ghailckagh'. Produced by Culture Vannin for National Poetry Day 2022. The poem is read by Bob Carswell, and filmed and edited by Brook Wassall. The English translation was produced by Bob Carswell.English language subtitled version: youtu.be/Ro98ZgDA5Ig Manx subtitled version: youtu.be/RtTmOeWLGioFind out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Aalican liorish Juan y Gell [Manx subtitles] Learn Manx 2022-10-05 | This beautiful original piece of poetry, 'Aalican' (meaning 'Tranquility'), was written by John Gell, and published in 1957 in 'Coraa Ghailckagh'. Produced by Culture Vannin for National Poetry Day 2022. The poem is read by Bob Carswell, and filmed and edited by Brook Wassall. The English translation was produced by Bob Carswell.English language subtitled version: youtu.be/Ro98ZgDA5IgNon-subtitled version: youtu.be/9ryG4pD_dXoFind out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Aalican (Tranquility) by John Gell [English subtitles] Learn Manx 2022-10-05 | This beautiful original piece of poetry, 'Aalican' (meaning 'Tranquility'), was written by John Gell, and published in 1957 in 'Coraa Ghailckagh'. Produced by Culture Vannin for National Poetry Day 2022. The poem is read by Bob Carswell, and filmed and edited by Brook Wassall. The English translation was produced by Bob Carswell.Manx language subtitled version: youtu.be/RtTmOeWLGioNon-subtitled version: youtu.be/9ryG4pD_dXoFind out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Arrane Oie Voaldyn - Paul Rogers Learn Manx 2022-04-25 | A song about the traditional Manx celebrations of Oie Voaldyn (30 April).Written and performed in Manx Gaelic by Paul Rogers, the song runs through the traditions and customs of this time of year, from fires and crosses over your doorway to protect against evil, through to the mock battle of summer and winter that proceeds dancing and feasting.The words are as follows (Manx first, with English translation below):MANX:1.Aileyn lostey ayns dagh ayrnCruink as coanyn, mullagh Varrule,Bwoaill-jee dollan, sheid-jee cayrn,Geiyrt dagh buitch as scaan ersooyl. Cochiaull: Noght Oie Voaldyn, aile syn oie, Daunse-jee marin, nane, jees, three, Ta'n vadran çheet as ver ee lhee, Yn Sourey as bluightyn bwee.2.Druight y voghree son aigh vie,Yiow mayd eh ec brishey yn laa,Ver mayd blaaghyn roish y thie,Croshyn keirn er famman ny baa.3.Yn ven saaley reih mayd ee,Son Benrein y Touree ain,As ayns attey nee mayd fee,Blaaghyn baney'n villey drine.4.Hig yn Çheshaght Yeuree magh,Caggey mooar as keoi vees eh,Yiow yn Sourey barriaght,Nee Ree Geuree roie er çhea.ENGLISH (translation):1.Fires burning in every part,Hills and valleys, the summit of Barrule,Beat drum, blow horn,Driving away every witch and spectre. Chorus: Tonight is May Eve, fire in the night, Dance with us, one, two, three, The dawn is coming and it will bring, The Summer and yellow May flowers.2.Morning dew for good luck,We will gather it at daybreak,We will lay flowers before the house,Rowan crosses on the cow's tail.3.The fairest woman we shall choose,For our Summer Queen,And in a crown we shall weave,The white flowers of the thorn tree.4.The Winter Host will come out,A great and crazy battle it will be,The Summer will be victorious,The Winter King will flee.This song written and performed by Paul Rogers, who won a Culture Vannin prize for a best new song in 2020.More about this competition and the other winners can be found here:manxmusic.com/news_story_639970.htmlMore about the Manx traditions of Oie Voaldyn and Laa Boaldyn can be found here:https://culturevannin.im/manxfolklore/boaldyn-475492/The film footage was recorded at the Oie Voaldyn festival held at the start of May each year in Peel.More about the festival and how to get involved can be found here:oievoaldyn.comThe footage was filmed at the 2019 festival in thanks to Visit Isle of Man:visitisleofman.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2020.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Queeyl Ghrammeydys, crooit liorish Nicola Tooms Learn Manx 2022-04-07 | Coloayrtys beg ayns Gaelg marish Nicola Tooms mychione red ennagh feer ymmydoil: Queeyl Ghrammeydys! Nicola Tooms explains the background of her creating the two-sided wheel of prepositional pronouns and irregular verbs for Manx Gaelic. She explains what the impetus for the idea was, how the idea grew, what has come of it and how it can help others now. The wheel was printed by Culture Vannin in 2021, and is available to buy as a learning resource - email gaelg(at)culturevannin.im for further information.More information about all things Manx language can be found on our website: www.learnmanx.com Gura mie ayd, Mark Lawrence, for the use of the music here. It is his own arrangement and performance of Katie Lawrence's 'Dooraght', from his 'Skeealyn Y Gitar':marklawrence43.bandcamp.com/releasesThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx language grammar wheels, created by Nicola Tooms Learn Manx 2022-04-07 | A short conversation about an innovative new tool to help people with their Manx grammar.Nicola Tooms explains the background of her creating the two-sided wheel of prepositional pronouns and irregular verbs for Manx Gaelic. She explains what the impetus for the idea was, how the idea grew, what has come of it and how it can help others now. The wheel was printed by Culture Vannin in 2021, and is available to buy as a learning resource - email gaelg(at)culturevannin.im for further information.More information about all things Manx language can be found on our website: www.learnmanx.com Gura mie ayd, Mark Lawrence, for the use of the music here. It is his own arrangement and performance of Katie Lawrence's 'Dooraght', from his 'Skeealyn Y Gitar':marklawrence43.bandcamp.com/releasesThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2022.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Hello Little People Learn Manx! Christmas song edition: Shinyn ny Deiney (the performance!) Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Watch Michelle and Chloe, from Hello Little People, performing a Manx Christmas song that they had only just learnt in a fun tutorial with Ruth Keggin Gell from Culture Vannin! 'Shinyn ny Deiney' is a song about the three wise men written by Annie Kissack, well-known to young Manx speakers and much-enjoyed in the run-up to Christmas each year...More films of Hello Little People exploring Manx are available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/hello-little-people-learn-manx-696833/You can learn the song here: youtube.com/watch?v=shGLGVn-NO0More about Manx and ways to have fun learning it can be found via our website: learnmanx.comMore about Hello Little People is here: hellolittlepeople.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Hello Little People Learn Manx: Christmas song edition! Shinyn ny Deiney Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Michelle and Chloe of Hello Little People have fun learning a Manx song for Christmas: 'Shinyn ny Deiney,' a song about the three wise men, well-known to young Manx speakers and much-enjoyed in the run-up to Christmas each year...Learn the song, composed by Annie Kissack, along with Hello Little People, who are taught by Ruth Keggin Gell of Culture Vannin. More films of Hello Little People exploring Manx are available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/hello-little-people-learn-manx-696833/More about Manx and ways to have fun learning it can be found via our website: learnmanx.comMore about Hello Little People is here: hellolittlepeople.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Hello Little People Learn Manx! Bannaghtyn Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Probably the most joyful Manx lesson you'll ever enjoy! Michelle and Chloe of Hello Little People have fun learning some Manx greetings at Culture Vannin with Ruth Keggin Gell.The full series of these films is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/hello-little-people-learn-manx-696833/More about Manx, and ways to have fun learning it, can be found via our website: learnmanx.comMore about Hello Little People is here: hellolittlepeople.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021, and was released to coincide with the Cooish Manx language festival, held annually in early November.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Hello Little People Learn Manx! Ta Graihagh gra... Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | What better way to learn a little bit of Manx than a game of 'Simon Says...' or, in Manx, 'Ta Graihagh Gra...'! ('Graihagh says...')Michelle and Chloe, from Hello Little People, have fun learning a little bit of Manx at Culture Vannin with Manx Language Development Officer Ruth Keggin Gell.The full series of these films is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/hello-little-people-learn-manx-696833/More about Manx, and ways to have fun learning it, can be found via our website: learnmanx.comMore about the popular children's theatre company, Hello Little People, can be found here: hellolittlepeople.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021, and was released to coincide with the Cooish Manx language festival, held annually in early November.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Fockleyn son Jedoonee litcheragh: Vocab for a lazy Sunday, in Manx, Irish, and Scottish Gaelic Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Va'n feeshag shoh crooit liorish Isla (Mannin), Sophie (Nerin) as Anna (Nalbin) son y Chooish, 2021. Ynsee fockleyn son Jedoonee litcheragh ayns Gaelg, Yernish as Gaelg Albinagh!This video was created by Isla (Isle of Man), Sophie (Ireland) and Anna (Scotland) for the Cooish festival 2021. Learn words for a lazy Sunday in Manx, Irish and Scottish Gaelic! Find out more about Manx via our website: www.learnmanx.com This video was created for Culture Vannin by Fockle ny Ghaa. Culture Vannin. Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Fockleyn son oie mooie: Vocab for a night out in Manx, Irish, and Scottish Gaelic Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Va'n feeshag shoh crooit liorish Isla (Mannin), Sophie (Nerin) as Anna (Nalbin) son y Chooish, 2021. Ynsee fockleyn son oie mooie ayns Gaelg, Yernish as Gaelg Albinagh!This video was created by Isla (Isle of Man), Sophie (Ireland) and Anna (Scotland) for the Cooish festival 2021. Learn words for a night out in Manx, Irish and Scottish Gaelic! Find out more about Manx via our website: www.learnmanx.com This video was created for Culture Vannin by Fockle ny Ghaa. Culture Vannin. Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Fockleyn son Oie ny Chentagyn: Vocab for Fireworks Night in Manx, Irish, and Scottish Gaelic Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Va'n feeshag shoh crooit liorish Isla (Mannin), Sophie (Nerin) as Anna (Nalbin) son y Chooish, 2021. Ynsee fockleyn son Oie ny Chentagyn ayns Gaelg, Yernish as Gaelg Albinagh!This video was created by Isla (Isle of Man), Sophie (Ireland) and Anna (Scotland) for the Cooish festival 2021. Learn words for Fireworks Night in Manx, Irish and Scottish Gaelic! Find out more about Manx via our website: www.learnmanx.com This video was created for Culture Vannin by Fockle ny Ghaa. Culture Vannin. Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Fockleyn son yn Ouyr - Vocab for Autumn in Manx, Irish and Scottish Gaelic Learn Manx 2022-03-10 | Va'n feeshag shoh crooit liorish Isla (Mannin), Sophie (Nerin) as Anna (Nalbin) son y Chooish, 2021. Ynsee fockleyn son yn Ouyr ayns Gaelg, Yernish as Gaelg Albinagh!This video was created by Isla (Isle of Man), Sophie (Ireland) and Anna (Scotland) for the Cooish festival 2021. Learn words for Autumn in Manx, Irish and Scottish Gaelic! Find out more about Manx via our website: www.learnmanx.com This video was created for Culture Vannin by Fockle ny Ghaa. Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Burroo Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about one of the most iconic views in the Isle of Man, the Burroo.Best viewed from a boat off the South Harbour in the Calf of Man, this is where this film was made, explaining the name and something of the hidden features of this distinctive rock.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit Learn Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Piccolo motore, grande rumore... Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film on the question of why there is an Italian inscription outside the engine house on the Calf of Man?The surprising story of T.T. visitors not so long ago reacting to the 1878 sign on George Carey's farmhouse...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Pump-ushtey Carey Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about how even the water pump in the farmhouse of the Calf of Man has an interesting story, especially as it dates back to 1887...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Thie-eirinagh Carey Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the farmhouse which is the only dwelling on the Calf of Man today. But who was the person who built it, and what features of George Carey's 1878 building are still in evidence today?This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit Learn Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Quoi slesh y phurt, ansherbee? Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the fact that, despite being perhaps the closest port to the Isle of Man, the dock at the northern end of the Calf of Man has a contentious place name...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Puirt er y Cholloo Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about an interesting aspect of two of the most important places on the Calf of Man, both of which are (just about) visible from the Sound.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit Learn Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Y Keyllys Mooar as y Kellys Foalsey (y Keyllys Beg) Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the two parts to the Sound, between the Isle of Man and the Calf.David Fisher here explains an important Manx place name and something of its importance for fishing.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Yn Clan MacMaster Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the story of the shipwreck of the Clan MacMaster in 1923 off the Calf of Man - a wreck which still leaves it mark on the Island today and because of which one of the strangest of all encounters on the Island took place...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Lhong-vrisht er y Thousla Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about one of the Isle of Man's most interesting shipwrecks, on a rock in the Sound, between the Calf of Man and the Island itself.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Kitterland, y Thousla as coayl y Vrig Lily Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about some of the Isle of Man's most important and interesting shipwrecks, all of which happened in the Sound, between the Calf of Man and the Island itself.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Gymmydey reesht greieyn whaaley veih lhong-vrisht Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film of the amazing story behind the rusted railings of the silo, linking it to a shipwreck of 100 years ago...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Ushagyn sy toor arroo Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about one of the Calf of Man's hidden stories, centring on the unusual tower close to the middle of the Island...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/...These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/...For more information about Manx, visit Learn Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Loshtit dy bollagh! Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the memory of a fire of long ago, captured still in a wall on the Calf of Man.This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Ellan jeh ymmodee daaghyn Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the the Calf of Man and its ever-changing beauty through the seasons of heather, gorse and more...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit Learn Manx: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Yn Cholloo: Aiee eayil ec Purt Jiass Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A Manx language film about the Lime Kiln in the Calf of Man.It would be almost impossible to find, unless you knew what to be looking for around South Harbour...This is one in a series of films about the Calf of Man presented by David Fisher.The full series is available here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/yn-cholloo-696043/These films are also available in English: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/calf-of-man-688411/For more information about Manx, visit our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced for Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Champions of Manx: Oik Postagh Ellan Vannin (Isle of Man Post Office) Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | The Isle of Man Post Office has been a leader in the promotion and celebration of Manx Gaelic over recent years, with so many sets of stamps and coins having been issued which feature and even revolve around the Isle of Man's Gaelic language.They have repeatedly gone out of their way to position Manx as a key aspect of our cultural identity, important to be celebrated and promoted as an essential part of what makes our Island unique.This film was made to find out more about this, and also as an opportunity to surprise them with the Londeyr award.Presented annually by Jeebin, the Manx Language Network, the Londeyr (or ‘lantern’) award was introduced in 2018 and celebrates a person or a group making new efforts to increase the use of the Manx language on a daily basis.More about Oik Postagh Ellan Vannin can be found here: iompost.comMore about Manx can be found here via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Londeyr Award 2021: Oik Postagh Ellan Vannin (Isle of Man Post Office) Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | One of the Isle of Man's most important and inspiring supporters of the Manx language are surprised with the 2021 Londeyr award...The Isle of Man Post Office has been a leader in the promotion and celebration of Manx Gaelic over recent years, with so many sets of stamps and coins having been issued which feature and even revolve around the Isle of Man's Gaelic language.They have repeatedly gone out of their way to position Manx as a key aspect of our cultural identity, important to be celebrated and promoted as an essential part of what makes our Island unique.It is for this reason that we were able to surprise them with the Londeyr award, on behalf of Jeebin, the Manx Language Network. Presented annually by Jeebin, the Londeyr (or ‘lantern’) award was introduced in 2018 and celebrates a person or a group making new efforts to increase the use of the Manx language on a daily basis.More about Oik Postagh Ellan Vannin can be found here: iompost.comMore about Manx can be found via our website: learnmanx.comYou can find out more about Jeebin here: learnmanx.com/aboutus/manx-language-networkThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Today: A parents view Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | Why do parents send their children to a school that teaches in Manx Gaelic?What do they hope their children will gain from it?How do they find themselves connecting with the wider language community?… The answers are more diverse than you might think.Manx is a language revitalisation success story celebration all over the world.At the centre of this modern flourishing of the Isle of Man's Gaelic language is its place within the education system and, in particular, the Manx language medium school, the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh.This film speaks to parents of children currently in the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh, as well as with some of the important figures behind the school's continued success today.More information about the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh can be found here: https://bunscoillghaelgagh.sch.im/This film was made by Jeebin, the Manx Language Network, with the assistance of Culture Vannin.It was first shown at the British Irish Council in 2021, as a focal point for discussions around EML and Early Years.This film was produced in 2021 and it is released here by Culture Vannin.Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.http://www.culturevannin.imhttp://www.facebook.com/culturevanninhttp://www.twitter.com/CultureVannin
Er y Vaatey: Daan liorish Annie Kissack Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | A poem in Manx Gaelic about returning to the Isle of Man on the boat: 'Er y Vaatey' ('On the boat')Written and performed by Annie Kissack.More poems by Annie Kissack can be enjoyed here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/annie-kissack-poems-551952/Annie Kissack's poetry Facebook page is here: facebook.com/anniekissackpoetry Find out more about Manx here: www.learnmanx.com Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man. We develop innovative, inclusive and exciting projects that promote and support all aspects of Manx culture.https://www.culturevannin.imfacebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Word Order Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | An exploration of an essential part of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names.A little understanding of how Manx words work (differently to English) will take you a long way to unlocking the secrets of many of the place names around the Isle of Man...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/manx-place-names-681605/Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Traie Vane Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Traie Vane.There are a number of beaches around the Island called 'Traie Vane', including the one on the west coast, south of Niarbyl, which gets its name from the distinctive pebbles on the beach - hence it being 'Traie Vane' (White Beach).This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Reayrt Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | An exploration of a part of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names: Reayrt.The pronunciation is quite simple once you know it, and knowing what it means is certain to add something to your appreciation of the places where it is to be found...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Raad ny Foillan Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Raad ny Foillan.As the internationally renown footpath around the Isle of Man, the Raad ny Foillan is a very-well known name.But there are many who are not sure how to pronounce it, and perhaps even more who are unaware of what the beautiful Manx name means...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Niarbyl Learn Manx 2022-03-03 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Niarbyl.As one of the Isle of Man's prettiest beaches, Niarbyl is often seen in pictures and advertisements for the Isle of Man all over the world.However, few have ever stopped to wonder where its name comes from, and how it applies so perfectly to something particular at this point of the Manx shoreline...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/manx-place-names-681605/ Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Magher Learn Manx 2022-02-16 | An exploration of a part of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Magher.The pronunciation is quite simple once you know it, and knowing what it means is certain to add something to your appreciation of the places where it is to be found...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/videos/manx-place-names-681605/Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Droghad Ruy Learn Manx 2022-02-16 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Droghad Ruy.Today almost a forgotten place name, Droghad Ruy is actually a well-known turn in the road over a bridge on the road south and up into the hills from Dalby. The Manx name, 'Droghad Ruy,' gives two important words which will be useful to unlock other place names around the Isle of Man.This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Cronk Sumark Learn Manx 2022-02-16 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names; Cronk Sumark.An important hill in Sulby, of both historical and cultural importance, which carries a great Manx name. The first element of this, 'Cronk,' is an important word, readily found in place names all over the hilly Isle of Man...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
Manx Place Names: Claddagh Learn Manx 2022-02-11 | An exploration of one of the Isle of Man's great Manx Gaelic place names: Claddagh.Well-known in the north of the Isle of Man as a great place for camping, some people might be unsure how to pronounce the name of the Claddagh.However, the meaning of the Manx word is perfect for the site and the pronunciation is easy enough once you know how...This is one in a series of films exploring the Manx in places names all over the Island.Find out more about Manx via our website: learnmanx.comThis film was produced by Culture Vannin in 2021.Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.www.culturevannin.im/facebook.com/culturevannintwitter.com/CultureVannin
