How to say Nativity Scene in Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-12-21 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-nativity-scene-in-irish/🥶 How to say Nativity Scene in IrishYou can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe🤫 Ten Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day - https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/✨ Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/📰 Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ • Nativity scene, crib - mainséar /mawn-shayr/ | beithilín /beh-hel-een/• Figurine - deilbhín /djel-veen/• Figurines - deilbhíní /djel-vee-nee/• Baby Jesus - Íosagán /Ee-sa-gawn/• Mary - Muire /Mwer-ah/• Joseph is Seosamh /Show-suf/ • Saint Joseph - Naomh Seosamh /Nayv Show-suf/• Joseph (another version) - Iósaf /Yo-suf/• The shepherds - na haoirí /na her-ee/• A shepherd - aoire /er-eh/ • The three wise men - na trí saoithe /nah tree see-ha/• A wise man - saoi /see/ • The three wise men (another version) - na trí ríthe /nah tree ree-ha/, literally, the three kings • Angel - aingeal /an-gel/• Animals - ainmhithe /an-ve-ha/ • A sheep - caora /kwee-ra/ • Donkey - asal /oss-ul/• Ox - damh /dov/
Live Q&A: Initial Mutations - How Words Change in the Irish Language Bitesize Irish 2022-12-15 | In this month's Bitesize Live Q&A Ben and Niall answered your questions about how the beginnings of words change (or “mutate”) in Irish depending on context.📄 Shownotes:https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/irish-language-how-words-change/?_thumbnail_id=18735🔔 Subscribe to our channel AND enable alerts for future live Q&As:youtube.com/c/BitesizeIrish💚 Embark on your Irish language journey! Check out our resources:https://www.bitesize.irish/links#gaeilge #irish #irishlanguage #bitesizeirishTopics covered:0:00 Fáilte isteach01:45 An overview of initial mutations02:15 What is séimhiú?04:15 The consonants on which seimhiú occurs05:20 The letter 's' and séimhiú07:00 When does séimhiú occur?12:45 What is urú?16:33 When is urú used?19:25 T-prothesis and h-prothesis21:43 Approaches to observing and learning when initial mustations apply25:50 Initial mutations that only occur in the Connacht dialect27:38 Is urú used when foreign words occur in a sentence?31:25 Some nouns take séimhiú after the word 'cén' and others do not. Why?32:53 How to go about learning Irish prepositions36:50 Word order in Irish - making sense of who did what40:40 Tips for remembering the gender of nouns in Irish44:52 Correct spelling of the old Irish name Niall49:10 Tips on using dictionaries50:50 Using the word 'dil' (dear, beloved) when writing a letter53:00 Bitesize GROW subscription and the opportunity to converse regularlywith others in Irish via video56:01 Pronouncing complex combinations of vowel sounds in Irish102:20 Nollaig shona agus slán go fóill!
Live Q&A: The Genitive Clause in the Irish Language - Your Questions Answered Bitesize Irish 2022-12-01 | 📝 Notes from this live stream are available here: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/irish-language-genitive-clause/ On this November’s live Q&A, Ben and Siobhán from Bitesize Irish answered your questions on the Genitive Clause ('An Tuiseal Ginideach'). Watch back to hear them demystify this intricate feature of Irish language grammar.🔔 Subscribe to our channel AND enable alerts for future live Q&As:youtube.com/c/BitesizeIrish💚 Embark on your Irish language journey! Check out our resources: https://www.bitesize.irish/links#gaeilge #irish #irishlanguage #bitesizeirish Topics covered:0:00 Ben's introduction and brief discussion of issues relating to the Genitive Clause for learners05:37 Conceptualising how and why the Genitive Clause is implemented the way that it is in the Irish language07:52 Various functions of the Genitive Clause in Irish16:57 Can one avoid using the Genitive clause?18:30 The Genitive Clause when describing periods of time19:58 Does having studied Latin help with learning Irish?20:44 Is there a genitive form of the adjective and/or the possessive pronoun in Irish?24:40 Séimhiú/lenition on verbs in the Past Tense25:14 Consonants that do not take séimhiú/lenition in Irish25:50 Verbs in the Past Tense that start with a vowel28:05 The best grammar book for learning verbs?36:18 The Genitive clause in Latin and other European languages44:05 Non-standard synthetic verb forms in the Munster dialect and where to find them46:32 Tricks to help to memorise grammar rules49:50 How to say 'Happy Christmas' and 'Happy Birthday' correctly in Irish54:23 The merits, or otherwise, of An Caighdeán Oifigiúil / Standard Official Irish56:05 Differences in how slender vowels/consonants are pronounced depending on dialect🤫 Ten Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day - https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/sec...
How to say Winter in Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-11-29 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-winter-in-irish/🥶 How to say Winter in IrishYou can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe🤫 Ten Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day - https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/✨ Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/📰 Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ • Winter = geimhreadh (Connacht: /geev-ra/ Munster: /gee-ra/ Ulster: /gev-roo/).• “an geimhreadh” /on gev-ra/, literally the winter • It’s winter - tá an geimhreadh ann /taw an gev-ra awn/• Winter weather = aimsir gheimhridh /am-shir ghiv-ree/ • Aimsir /am-shir/ = weather (Connacht & Ulster: /am-shir/ Munster: /iym-shir/ ) • geimhridh (Connacht: /geev-ra/ Munster: /gee-rig/ Ulster: /gev-ree/ ) is the genitive singular form of geimhreadh (Connacht: /geev-ra/ Munster: /gee-ra/ Ulster: /gev-roo/)• Cold, dark winter nights = oícheanta fuara dorcha an gheimhridh /ee-han-ta foo-ra dur-ukha on ghiv-ree/• Caithim oícheanta fuara dorcha an gheimhridh cois tine /Koh-him ee-han-ta foo-ra dur-ukha on ghiv-ree kwish chin-eh/ = I spend the cold dark nights of winter by the fire
Learning Irish in Germany - Interview with member Antje Bitesize Irish 2022-11-17 | Antje tells Emma about her Irish language journey in Germany. Sign up for a free taster or become a member of Bitesize here: https://www.bitesize.irish/links/
How to say Fitness Vocabulary in Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-10-28 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-fitness-vocab-in-irish/🏃♂️ How to say Fitness Vocabulary in IrishYou can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe🤫 Ten Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day - https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/✨ Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/📰 Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ • Workout - babhta traenála /bow-ta tray-naw-la/ | dreas traenála /drass tray-naw-la/• Push-up/press-up - brú aníos /broo ah-nee-us/ • He did twenty push-ups. - Rinné sé fiche brú aníos. /rin-eh shay fe-ha broo ah-nee-us/• Pull-up - tarraingt suas /tar-ingtch soo-os/• He did twenty pull-ups. - Rinne sé fiche tarraingt suas. /rin-eh shay fe-ha tar-ingtch soo-os/• Stretch - síneadh /she-na/• To do Stretches - tú féin a shíneadh (to stretch yourself) /too hayn ah hee-na/• Crunch/sit up - suí aniar /see ah-nee-or/• How many crunches/sit ups can you do? - Cé mhéad suí aniar gur féidir leat a dhéanamh? /Kay vayd see ah-nee-or gur fay-jer lyat ah yayn-na/• Squat - gróigeadh /grow-ig-a/• They did thirty squats. - Rinne siad tríocha gróigeadh. /rin-eh she-ed tree-ukh-a grow-ig-a/
Raising Children with the Irish Language: Challenges, Resources and Strategies! Bitesize Irish 2022-10-27 | 📝 Notes from this live stream are available here: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/raising-children-irish-language/On this October’s live Q&A Ben and Siobhán from Bitesize Irish answered your questions on raising children with the Irish language. They discussed the challenges that parents can face when trying to introduce more Irish language into daily family life. Watch back to find helpful resources and strategies to help you to achieve your goals, whether big or small! 🔔 Don't forget to click Set Reminder so you'll be notified when we're going live! 💚 Embark on your Irish language journey! Check out our resources: https://www.bitesize.irish/links Topics covered: 00:00 Fáilte isteach | Welcome01:22 Ben's experience with raising children through Irish04:24 Finding The Pronunciation Of Individual Words08:58 Improving Your Grammar And Finding Answers For Grammar Questions22:11 Siobhán and Ben's Top Resource 35:44 Learning Resources For A Six Year Old43:54 Promoting Irish In The Home #gaeilge #irish #irishlanguage #bitesizeirish
How to say Facial Features in Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-10-03 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-facial-features/👨🦲 How to say Facial Features in Irish You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe🤫 Ten Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day - https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/✨ Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/📰 Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ • ceann /kyow-in/ - head • cloigeann /klih-gunn/ - head• aghaidh /eye-igg/ - face• éadan /aye-ah-dunn/ - face• gruaig /gru-ah-igg/ - hair• gruaig chatach /gru-ah-igg khaw-tukh/ - curly hair• cluas /klue-ah-uhs/ - ear • cluas amháin /klue-ah-uhs ah-vaw-inn/ - one ear• cluas eile /klue-ah-uhs eh-ill-leuh/ - another ear• cluasa /klue-ah-uhs-sa/ - ears • seo hiad mo chluasa /shuh hee-ad muh kh-lue-ah-uhs-sa/ - these are my ears • smig /smig/ - chin • giall /gee-ul/ - jaw• béal /bay-eh-ull/ - mouth• beola /bee-oh-luh/ - lips• croiméal /krum-aye-ul/ - moustache• féasóg /fay-us-owe-guh/ - beard• leicne /leh-ik-neh/ - cheeks• srón /shh-roe-un/ - nose • súil /sue-ill/- eye• súil amháin /sue-ill ah-vaw-inn/ - one eye• súile eile /sue-ill eh-ill-leuh/ - another eye• súile /sue-ill-eh/ - eyes• seo hiad mo shúile /shuh hee-ad muh hoo-ill-eh/ - these are my eyes • caipín súile /kah-peen sue-ill-eh/ - eyelid• mogall súile /muh-gal sue-ill-eh/ - eyelid • fabhra /fow-ra/ - eyelash• mala /mah-lah/ - eyebrow• tá malaí giobacha orm /thaw mah-lee gyuh-bukh-a urr-um/ - I have bushy eyebrows• clár éadain /klaw-urr aye-ah-din/ - forehead• clár baithise /klaw-urr bah-ish-uh/ - forehead• sin sin /shin shin/ - that is that#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Bitesize Irish in 2022: A Walk-Through I September Q&A Bitesize Irish 2022-09-22 | Ben is joined by Bitesize Irish founder Eoin and Bitesize Forum manager Emma for a live walk-through of the Bitesize Irish self-learning platform. Get a sneak-peak of our newly expanded site, hear what various membership plans have to offer, and ask put your questions to us live to see what Bitesize can offer you as an Irish language enthusiast! Join the Bitesize Irish team each month for a live Irish language Q&A! Are you currently learning the Irish language, or coming back to it? 💚 Get our FREE Ten Secrets for Practising Irish Every Dayhttps://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/ Are you an absolute beginner and you never had the Irish language at school? 💚 Get our FREE Irish for Beginners email coursehttps://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/ #irish #gaeilge #bitesizeirish
Even a word of Irish brings back a flood of memories - Interview with member John Bitesize Irish 2022-08-12 | This month, Emma chatted to Grow member, John. John talks about his Irish language journey in Hangzhou, China, far from his hometown of Limerick. Blog post with this interview - https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/agallamh-sean/Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ #irish #gaeilge #languagelearning #BitesizeIrish
Your Biggest Challenges Learning Irish - Live Q&A Bitesize Irish 2022-07-21 | What's your biggest challenge in trying to learn to speak the Irish language? How may we help? Get our FREE ebook "Ten Secrets for Practising Irish Every Day" https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/00:00 Fáilte isteach01:15 How do you pronounce consonants in Irish?08:56 Simple Irish language story books12:16 How can I learn the Irish language in Australia?15:54 How can I practise the Irish language if I have no-one to practise with?17:35 Fuaimniú na Gaeilge21:00 I have difficulty hearing words, I just hear sounds in Irish26:32 I've tried in-person Irish language classes and others, but I don't get enough repetition30:48 How do I find native Irish language speakers?32:23 What's the best method for spelling in Irish?37:25 Tá mé ag iarraidh Ros na Rún a thuiscint!If you want to sign up as a GROW member, including access to Bitesize Beo conversation practise calls, sign up right here: https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/
Irish langauge Q&A - June 2022 Bitesize Irish 2022-06-23 | Join Emma and Ben from Bitesize Irish where we answer your Irish language learning questions! Get our free ebook Ten Secrets to Practising Irish Every Day https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/Show notes:https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-june-2022/Contents:00:00 Fáilte isteach1:23 How to pronounce lenitions6:30 What is the different usage between "tá X uaim" and "teastaíonn X uaim"?9:26 Does "an dteastaíonn X uaim" indicate "want" or "need"?12:11 Distinguishing "fós" as "still" vs its other meaning "yet"16:11 What does Ben get out of running Bitesize Beo? How does he keep his Irish alive?25:50 The different pronunciations of "uaithi" in the Irish language33:08 What are the different uses or Urú and Séimhiú in Irish?Submit Irish language learning questions for future Q&As here: https://www.bitesize.irish/live-qa/
Agallamh Baill le Luke - Irish language learner Bitesize Irish 2022-06-10 | Emma chatted to GROW member Luke to talk about his return to the Irish language after losing his connection to it in his later school days. Luke tells us about his love for the melody of the language, and his goal to find a solid and meaningful place for Irish in his life.Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ #irish #gaeilge #languagelearning #BitesizeIrish
Dealing with Dialtects for Bitesize Irish Members - Quick Tour Bitesize Irish 2022-06-01 | Get access to our Irish language platform Aistear, which includes our Aistear Reference Pack with this module Dealing with Dialects: https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/Irish Language Dialects Cheat Sheets free:https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/dialect-cheat-sheets/
Irish Language Q&A Special - Gaelainn Chorca Dhuibhne Bitesize Irish 2022-05-19 | Ben joins Eoin for a special live Q&A about the Irish language spoken on the Dingle peninsula in County Kerry. Here is the show notes page with compiled answers:https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-gaelainn-chorca-dhuibhne/00:00 Fáilte isteach le Eoin agus Ben00:55 Gaelainn Chorca Dhuibhne02:27 Photos of the Dingle peninsula05:35 In Munster Irish, how do you pronounce "mh" and "bh"?08:05 Are there schools in Kerry where I can improve my Gaeilge?11:21 How can I learn the Irish language from New Zealand?18:26 Favourite words in Munster Irish?20:44 What time is Bitesize Beo in the US?21:24 What parts of Corca Dhuibhne Irish are inextricably linked to the landcape?28:59 What are special words and phrases of Corca Dhuibhne Irish?41:33 With the verb "go" in the Irish language, are "téigh" and "dul" interchangable? 44:44 Favourite seanfhocal in Munster Irish?46:46 How do you order a pint in Corca Dhuibhne?48:40 Preference for modern lenition in Irish with "h", or the old dot?51:12 Free ebook: Ten Secrets to Practising Irish Every Day
Irish language Live Q&A - April 2022 with Bitesize Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-04-22 | Get your Irish language learning questions answered by Emma and Eoin from Bitesize Irish. Submit a question: https://www.bitesize.irish/live-qa/0:00 Fáilte isteach1:00 Will Bitesize Irish run Irish language immersion courses?6:01 Prepositional pronouns (liom, leat, leis, léi, linn, libh, leo)12:52 Are there any plans for a Bitesize Irish Irish language learning app?14:58 Is there a central reference place for relevant verbs with prepositional pronouns?18:31 How can I listen to the Irish language without getting frustrated?28:05 How to keep the conversation going after "How are you?"30:55 Is there a comparative overview of Irish language dialects?36:48 How much Irish is spoken in Ireland? And other languages?41:54 Copula: "Ba" in "Ba mhaith liom cupán tae."48:24 What to do when I don't have anyone to practise Irish with?54:15 Our "Ten Secrets for Practising Irish Every Day" ebook
Aistear Live Q&A: Answers about our Irish language learning platform Bitesize Irish 2022-03-17 | Are you learning the Irish language? Or you want to come back to it, or even just start? Aistear is your Irish language journey by Bitesize Irish. We'll answer your questions live about this new platform.
Beo: Live Aistear Launch Bitesize Irish 2022-03-15 | Join the Bitesize Irish team in launching our new Irish language learning platform Aistear. It will feature our foundational online course Tús Maith for learning or re-learning Irish.
What is Aistear by Bitesize Irish? Can I learn Irish with it? Bitesize Irish 2022-03-09 | Bitesize Irish is starting off on a new Journey - Aistear. We'll be launching our new platform which includes the foundational Irish language course Tús Maith. It will be suitable for beginners, people coming back to Irish, and those already learning to speak Irish. Eoin speaks with Niall Ó Siadhail who developed Tús Maith.Chapters:0:00 Fáilte isteach0:53 Intro to Niall Ó Siadhail2:47 How the Irish language "took a hold" of him6:50 Attitude to Irish at school in Tyrone8:25 Old and Medieval Irish12:30 Teaching Irish in London & Pop Up Gaeltacht17:50 Nuacht Mhall - slow news podcast22:22 Aistear - Our new Irish language journey24:05 What is the Tús Maith course on Aistear26:37 How we designed the ten modules of Tús Maith28:20 What you'll achieve with Tús Maith30:07 Tús Maith for absolute beginners32:00 Tús Maith for coming back to Gaeilge34:20 Tús Maith for active learners37:00 Modern Irish in Tús Maith38:00 Aistear Reference Pack40:30 Additional courses on Aistear43:00 Activation - receptive vs productive skills47:00 Follow your own interests when learning49:10 Hopes for Irish into the futureFrequently asked questions about Aistear:https://www.bitesize.irish/aistear/Ulster Gaeilge: Ask Me Anything | January Q&A with Emma and Niall:youtube.com/watch?v=TS8gNOVxVYITen Secrets For Practising Irish Every Day:https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/
A new Journey is coming soon with Bitesize Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-03-08 | You might already be on your Irish language journey, but not sure if you've covered the foundations. Or you're coming back to Gaeilge, or indeed starting from the very beginning. We're starting a new journey at Bitesize Irish. Will you join us? Music: SomedayMusician: Alexander DelargeURL: icons8.com/music
Agallamh Baill le Chris - Irish language learner Bitesize Irish 2022-02-21 | Emma spoke to Dublin native and GROW member Chris who restarted his Irish language journey fifty years after he moved to England. Chris speaks about his reasons for returning to the language, how he’s been finding it and the reasons for Munster Irish being his favourite dialect!Unfortunately, Emma's microphone didn't hold up too well during this interview but luckily Chris had lots to say and made for an enjoyable chat. Go raibh míle maith agat, a Chris. Find out more on our blogpost here : https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/chris-returning-to-irish-while-abroad/Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ #irish #gaeilge #languagelearning #BitesizeIrish
Connacht Gaeilge: Ask Me Anything | February Q&A with Emma and Siobhán Bitesize Irish 2022-02-18 | 📝 Notes from this live stream will be available here afterwards: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-february-2022/Find out about Tús Maith which is coming in March! https://www.bitesize.irish/aistear/ Join the Bitesize Irish team each month for a live Irish language Q&A!🙋 Submit your question: https://www.bitesize.irish/live-qa/🔔 Don't forget to click Set Reminder so you'll be notified when we're going live!Are you currently learning the Irish language, or coming back to it?💚 Get our FREE Ten Secrets for Practising Irish Every Day https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/secrets/Are you an absolute beginner and you never had the Irish language at school?💚 Get our FREE Irish for Beginners email course https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/00:00 Intro0:54 Is it "A ghrá mo chroí" or "A grá mo chroí"?2:54 Is there a table or list available that contains the majority of the rules to Irish pronunciation?5:48 Do you think it's likely that someone living in Loughrea at the beginning of the 20th c. would have known Irish, or was English being favored so much that it would have been rare?10:35 How do I say I want or would like? 'Tá mé ag iarraidh' or 'Ba maith liom'?15:59 Where in Ireland should I live to speak Irish the most? Which county?24:47 In Gaeilge Chonnacht, is the “bh” sound always pronounced like a “w” and is the “mh” pronounced like a “w”? In Gaeilge Munster, I believe “bh” and “mh’ are pronounced with a “v” sound.34:17 I have found it difficult to focus on one dialect. Is a mash-up of all three dialects a huge concern? Will people understand me? And should I be more focused on just one dialect?45:25 Live Chat comments 55:03 Announcement! #Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
How to say Exercise in Irish Bitesize Irish 2022-02-10 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-exercise-in-irish/🤾 How to say Exercise in Irish You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish• Exercise/fitness - aclaíocht /ok-lee-ukht/• I exercise. - Déanaim aclaíocht. /jay-num ok-lee-ukht/• I exercise every day. - Déanaim aclaíocht gach lá. /jay-num ok-lee-ukht gokh law/ • I am fit - Tá mé aclaí. /Taw may ok-lee/• I am unfit - Tá mé mí-aclaí. /Taw may mee-ok-lee/• I am not fit - Níl mé aclaí /Neel may ok-lee/ #Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Emma: Waterford to Germany - Bitesize Irish Community Manager Bitesize Irish 2022-01-24 | Our Bitesize Irish community manager, Emma, joins Eoin for a Bitesize Irish Podcast chat! Emma talks about growing up near Gaeltacht na Rinne (Gaeltacht na nDéise). At Bitesize Irish, she posts daily challenges for our Grow members on our community Bitesize Pobal. She also teaches Gaeilge at Universität Leipzig.Bitesize Irish Podcast, episode 137 features this interview too. Here's the shownotes page:https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/podcast137/We talk a lot about Bitesize Pobal, our private learner's community available to Grow members. Sign up here! https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/Ask your Q&A question for our live Q&A sessions here:https://www.bitesize.irish/live-qa/
Ulster Gaeilge: Ask Me Anything | January Q&A with Emma and Niall Bitesize Irish 2022-01-21 | 📝 Notes from this live stream are available here: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-january-2022/🔔 Don't forget to click Set Reminder so you'll be notified when we're going live!✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, January 20th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, January 20th at this link: https://forms.gle/UVPMrRCiPZsaGjjV8#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish00:00 Intro2:20 How do you say good luck in Ulster Irish?4:13 Is there a difference in tone and/or meaning between; “Is múinteoir mé.”, “Múinteoir atá ionam.” and “Múinteoir is ea mé”?5:40 How different is Ulster Irish from the Irish spoken in Cork?9:39 What form of Irish am I going to learn at Bitesize? Gaelic? Scottish? Irish?12:06 I would love to find a good resource for listening to Ulster Irish on a regular basis.15:52 I would like to find a map with the place names in Northern Ireland in Irish.19:59 Is there a list of Irish words and English translations that are only used in Uladh?21:45 I’m a new learner of Gaeilge Uladh. I want to ask, why don’t we see our dialect represented more?32:06 What advice would you give to novices wanting to do their first Gaeltacht stay? What should we expect and what are the do’s and don’ts?39:52 What part of the Irish language do you feel is the most critical to learn?45:15 How would I say ‘Can I have a pint or a mug of tea or coffee’ in the Ulster Irish dialect and also the phrase ‘the rest is history’48:47 The different dialects of Gaeilge have some quite diverse pronunciations of certain words. eg duit. Which is the most universal/useful one to go for that you will understand and be understood wherever you go?57:39 I have been enjoying a lot of traditional Irish music recently; I like ‘Bean Phaidin’ and ‘An bfhaca tú mo Sheamuisín’. Do you have any recommendations or favourites for music like this?1:03:38 I'm thinking about learning the basics (I'm Polish) and I'd love to take a week or two course in Gaeltacht, together with my 12year old daughter. What Irish is taught in Derry high schools?1:04:43 I heard recently that the word "bord" in the phrase "ar an mbord" is lenited rather than eclipsed in the Ulster dialect, in which "ar an bhord" would be the more common pronunciation. What accounts for this difference in mutation between the Ulster and Connaught/Munster dialects? Are there many other cases of this kind of difference of mutation between the Ulster and other dialects?1:11:27 What book would you recommend for learning Irish?
December/Christmas Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-12-17 | 📝 Notes from this live stream will be posted here (in the meantime, follow this link to submit your questions!): https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-december-2021/🔔 Don't forget to click Set Reminder so you'll be notified when we're going live!✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, December 16th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, December 16th at this link: https://forms.gle/g4QBHvJ1QGxDZsLD8#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
How to say Christmas Vocabulary in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-12-01 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-christmas-vocabulary-in-irish/🎅 How to say Santa Claus in Irish youtu.be/TFBhgskqRD4You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribe✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish• Christmas decorations - maisiúcháin Nollag /mash-oo-khaw-in Null-ug/• Nativity scene, crib - mainséar /mawn-shayr/ | beithilín /beh-hel-een/• Christmas tree - crann Nollag /krawn Null-ug/ or /krown Null-ug/• Christmas ornament/bauble - maisiúchán /mash-oo-khawn Null-ug/ | ornáid Nollag /ur-nawj Null-ug/• candle - coinneal /kwin-yel/• candles - coinnle /kwin-le/• Bow - bogha /bow-a/• Bell - clog /klug/• little bell - cloigín /klug-een/• little bells - cloigíní /klug-een-ee/• Christmas lights - soilse Nollag /soyl-sha Null-ug/• Christmas card - cárta Nollag /kawr-ta Null-ug/• Christmas cards - cartaí Nollag /kawr-tee Null-ug/ • Holly - cuileann /kwil-en/• Christmas wreath (same word is used for a garland) - fleasc Nollag /flask Null-ug/• Gift, present - bronntanas /brun-ta-nass/ or /brown-ta-nass/ | féirín /fay-reen/• Gingerbread man - fear sinséir /far shin-shayr/• Christmas pudding - maróg Nollag /mor-ohg Null-ug/• Santa’s hat - hata Dhaidí na Nollag /hot-a Yad-ee nah Null-ug/ | hata Nollag /hot-a Null-ug/• Snowflake - calóg shneachta /kol-ohg hnyokh-ta/• Fake snow - sneachta bréige /shnokh-ta bray-ga/#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
November Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-11-19 | 📝 Notes from this live stream are available here: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-november-2021/🔔 Don't forget to click Set Reminder so you'll be notified when we're going live!✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, November 18th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, November 18th at this link: https://forms.gle/HPCLYTAAj3hR4x7v6#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
October Q&A le Siobhán agus Emma - Coming back to the Irish language Bitesize Irish 2021-10-29 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-october-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, October 28th at 8pm Irish time. We will be answering questions from those who have returned to learning the Irish language having had studied Irish earlier in life.#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Gaeilge Language Reclamation - With Bridgette from Transparent Language Bitesize Irish 2021-10-23 | Here's the "Faces of Language Reclamation" blog post from Transparent Language:blogs.transparent.com/language-news/2021/10/11/faces-of-language-reclamationGo raibh míle maith agat - thanks to Bridgette Cleary for interviewing Eoin from Bitesize Irish. Interview shared with permission.Explore your Irish language journey with Bitesize Irish:https://www.bitesize.irish/journey/
How to say Casadh an tSúgáin, a famous song in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-10-19 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-casadh-an-tsugain/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeLISTEN HERE: Cork singer Iarla Ó Lionáird with The Gloaming youtu.be/u83IvzMwvhMOther renditions: Galway singer Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola: youtu.be/ZjhZIC7Jq2sMeath singer Micheal Ó Domhnaill and the Bothy Band youtu.be/BubH9KXgi8gGalway singer Joe Éiniú: youtube.com/watch?v=au3wNNYsIpcLEARN about the word súgán: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%BAg%C3%A1nSEE an antique súgán chair: thehoarde.com/dealers/cunningham-white-s/p/irish-sugan-chair-cw1250✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirishLYRICS: (phonetic transcript in the blogpost: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-say-casadh-an-tsugain/)1Do casadh cailín deas orm in uaigneas na dtrá,Ar lúb na coille is glaise uair bheag roim lá:‘Sé an fhreagr’ a thug sí liom go ciúin agus go tláth:Tá an saol ‘na gcoladh, is bogaimis an súisín bán.I met a nice girl in the loneliness of the beach, at the loop of the greenest woods in the small hours before daybreak That is the answer she gave to me so quietly and gently: The world is asleep let us move the white coverlet2‘S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom, a stóirín mo chroí,‘S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom os comhair a’ tí,Má bhíonn tú liom, ‘s gur liom gach orlach de do chroí,And if you're with me, be with me, oh treasure of my heart, And if you're with me, be with me in front of the house (for all the world to see) And if you’re with me, and if every inch of your heart is mineIt is my thousand misfortunes (hills) that you won’t be my wife on Sunday 3Ó do bhíosa sheal im’ bhuachaill éadrom mhear ghroí,‘S do bhíosa sheal agus d’imreoinn cárt’ le mnaoiÓ do bhíosa sheal agus d'imreoinn cúig léim nó thrí Chun gur dhein an bhean so leongó liúngó dhom’ chroí.O I was once a boy, light-hearted and strongAnd I was once that and I would play cards with a womanAnd I was once that and I would play “five jumps” or threeUntil this woman made my heart flutter. 4'S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom, a stóirín mo chroí,'S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom os comhair a' tí,Má bhíonn tú liom, ‘s gur liom gach orlach de do chroí,‘Sé mo mhíle chnoc nach liom Dé Domhnaigh tú mar mhnaoi. And if you're with me, be with me, oh treasure of my heart, And if you're with me, be with me in front of the house (for all the world to see) And if you’re with me, and if every inch of your heart is mineIt is my thousand misfortunes (hills) that you won’t be my wife on Sunday 5'S a Dhia na bhFeart, cad a chas san dúthaigh so mé?Fé chlócaíbh dearga i bhfad óm' cháirdibh Gael?Ó do chuas isteach mar a raibh shearc agus dianghrá mo chléibh,Chuir an t-seanbhean amach ag casadh an tsúgáinín mé.And God Almighty, what drove me to this district?Under red cloaks far from my Gaelic friends.Oh I went into where my darling and the intense love of my bosom was,And the old woman put me out twisting the little straw-rope.6'S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom, a stóirín mo chroí,'S má bhíonn tú liom bí liom os comhair a' tí,Má bhíonn tú liom, ‘s gur liom gach orlach de do chroí,‘Sé mo mhíle chnoc nach liom Dé Domhnaigh tú mar mhnaoi. ‘Sé mo mhíle chnoc nach liom Dé Domhnaigh tú mar mhnaoi.And if you're with me, be with me, oh treasure of my heart, And if you're with me, be with me in front of the house (for all the world to see) And if you’re with me, and if every inch of your heart is mineIt is my thousand misfortunes that you won’t be my wife on Sunday It is my thousand misfortunes that you won’t be my wife on Sunday#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
September Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-09-17 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-september-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, July 16th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, September 16th at this link: https://forms.gle/d2XWNDvjh18793Hi9#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Agallamh Baill le Martin - Irish language learner Bitesize Irish 2021-08-25 | Emma chats to Bitesize GROW member, Martin. Dublin native Martin chats about his experiences learning Irish after retiring from work, how he uses it in his daily life, and his Irish language pronunciation abilities with his speech difficulty. More details on our blog post: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/member-martin-irish-language-journey/Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ #irish #gaeilge #languagelearning #BitesizeIrish
July Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-07-23 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-july-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, July 22nd at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, July 22nd at this link: https://forms.gle/ru9TvQ6YPy8ydW6w6#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
How to Count from 100 to 1000 in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-06-18 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-count-from-100-to-1000-in-irish/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeHow to Count from 100 to 1000 in IrishThis topic was requested by one of our Grow members over on Bitesize Pobal.✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish100 céad /kay-od/If you know how to count things from one to ten, you’ll find the rest quite familiar:200 dhá chéad /ghaw khay-od/The same way you would say dhá chat, two cats, for example.300 trí chéad /tree khay-od/400 ceithre chéad /keh-reh khay-od/500 cúig chéad /koo-ig khay-od/600 sé chéad /shay khay-od/700 seacht gcéad /shokht gay-od/800 ocht gcéad /ukht gay-od/900 naoi gcéad /nee gay-od/1000 míle /mee-leh/101 céad a haon | a hundred and one /kay-od ah hayn/105 céad a cúig | a hundred and five /kay-od ah koo-ig/118 céad a hocht déag | a hundred and eighteen /kay-od ah hukht jay-og/As you have seen, if you know how to count up to 20, you’ll find such numbers as 118 quite easy to form.When the number is larger than 20, is is said beforehand, for example:120 céad is fiche | a hundred and twenty /kay-od iss fih-heh/125 céad is fiche a cúig | a hundred and twenty five /kay-od iss fih-heh ah koo-ig/140 céad is daichead | a hundred and forty /kay-od iss daw-hed/201 dhá chéad a haon | two hundred and one /ghaw khay-od ah hayn/315 trí chéad a cúig déag | three hundred and fifteen /tree khay-od ah koo-ig jay-og/444 ceithre chéad is daichead a ceathair | four hundred and forty four /keh-reh khay-od iss daw-hed ah kya-hir/710 seacht gcéad a deich | seven hundred and ten /shockt gay-od ah jeh/ 999 naoi gcéad is nócha a naoi | nine hundred and ninety nine /nee gay-od iss no-kha ah nee/#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrishComhaireamh as Gaeilge
June Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-06-18 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-june-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, June 17th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, June 17th at this link: https://forms.gle/qJZvcoeKed79uW3u9#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Agallamh Baill le Deirdre - Irish language learner Bitesize Irish 2021-05-28 | Emma chats to Bitesize GROW member, Deirdre. Deirdre has been living in Canada away from her Kerry hometown for over 35 years and shares her experiences with the Irish language. As someone who always enjoyed the language in school, Deirdre has rediscovered Irish and is enjoying it more than ever!More details on our blog post : https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/member-deirdre-irish-music/Sign up for our FREE taster course - https://aistear.bitesize.irish/sign-up-taster/Become a GROW member - https://www.bitesize.irish/memberships/ #irish #gaeilge #languagelearning #BitesizeIrish
May Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-05-28 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-may-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, May 27th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, May 27th at this link: https://forms.gle/7Z7MTKaPx7pM8b5v5#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Understanding Spoken Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-05-24 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-april-2021/▪️ Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/▪️ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeUnderstanding Spoken Irish✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Ciara Ní É: Gaeilge, creativity and self-expression Bitesize Irish 2021-05-23 | Eoin from Bitesize Irish speaks with Ciara Ní É about the Irish language, creativity, and self-expression. Keep up with all of Ciara's latest projects at: miseciara.wordpress.comA list of topics and links mentioned in the interview are on the show notes page:https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/ciara-ni-e/
Which Gaeltacht would you recommend most? Bitesize Irish 2021-05-20 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-april-2021/▪️ Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/▪️ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeWhich Gaeltacht would you recommend most?✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Terms for Service Dogs in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-05-17 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-april-2021/▪️ Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/▪️ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeTerms for Service Dogs in Irish✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Recommended Plays in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-05-12 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-april-2021/▪️ Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/▪️ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeRecommendations for Plays in the Irish language✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Move from Learner to Speaker of the Irish Language Bitesize Irish 2021-04-27 | Sign up for free Taster membership, includes Gaeilge Gach Lá Toolkit:https://cursai.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/Be a practitioner of Gaeilge. Mentioned in the video is the book Mastery by Robert Greene.Bitesize Irish Podcast: Yoga and Bitesizehttps://www.bitesize.irish/blog/podcast115/Learn and practice the Irish language with Bitesize Irish:https://www.bitesize.irish/Music by Tsukumo under a creative commons license.
April Q&A on the Irish Language le Siobhán agus Emma Bitesize Irish 2021-04-16 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-april-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/0:00 Intro0:52 In which of the three dialects do the vowels sound closest to the vowels of English?3:15 Recommendations for plays in Irish 9:23 BFAT; what does it mean?11:20 Comment on wanting to learn Irish after having done Foundation Level at school 13:27 What are terms for service dogs as Gaeilge?16:52 The surname Cox/Mac an Choiligh20:25 The meaning of Sionainn22:24 I have difficulty understanding spoken Irish, can you help?29:47 What Gaeltacht would you recommend most? 34:59 "Tá mé i mo mhúinteoir" vs "Is múinteoir mé"41:11 Some major literary works and figures since the 18th century48:13 Slender R53:21 “Agatsa” and “agus tú féin”Join Emma and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, April 15th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, April 15th at this link: https://forms.gle/bGZvy4ydGjTaCFrb7#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
Dog Commands in the Irish Language Bitesize Irish 2021-04-07 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/dog-commands-in-irish/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeHow to Say Dog Commands in the Irish Language ✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrishLabhair le do mhadra as Gaeilge. Ordaithe do mhadraí as Gaeilge. Ordaithe do pheataí as Gaeilge.
Why we learnt the Irish language Bitesize Irish 2021-03-24 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-march-2021/▪️ Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/▪️ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeWhy we learnt the Irish language✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
March Q&A Le hEoin, Aisling agus Siobhán Bitesize Irish 2021-03-16 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-march-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Eoin, Aisling and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Monday, March 15th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Monday, March 15th at this link: https://forms.gle/Z3uwdWvKP8F5FBr79#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
How to Count to 100 in Irish Bitesize Irish 2021-03-09 | Check out the blog post for this video: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/how-to-count-to-100-in-irish/You can subscribe to us on YouTube by clicking here: http://bit.ly/BitesizeSubscribeHow to Count to 100 in IrishThis topic was requested by one of our Grow members over on Bitesize Pobal.✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/💠 Irish for Beginners | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/irish-for-beginners/🔊Irish blog & podcast: http://bit.ly/BitesizeBlog👍 Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/bitesizeirish20 fiche /fih-ha/30 tríocha /tree-khu/ or /trukh-a/ Munster40 daichead /da-hed/ ceathracha /ka-hru-kha/50 caoga /kway-ga/60 seasca /shas-ku/70 seachtó /shokh-toh/80 ochtó /ukh-toh/90 nócha /no-kha/ Munsteror /nee-kha/100 céad /kayd/21 fiche a haon /fih-ha a hayn/22 fiche a dó /fih-ha a doh/33 tríocha a trí /tree-kha a tree/ or /trukha a tree/ Munster44 daichead a ceathair /da-hed a ka-her/ ceathracha a ceathair /ka-hru-kha a ka-her/55 caoga a cúig /kway-ga a koo-ig/66 seasca a sé /shas-ka a shay/77 seachtó a seacht /shock-to a shokht/88 ochtó a hocht /ukh-toh a hukht/99 nócha a naoi /no-kha a nee/ Munsteror /nee-kha a nee/Some other forms of the above numbers you might come across:dhá scór /ghaw skohr/ forty, 40 (twoscore)seacht mbliana déag agus trí scór/shockt mblee-na jayg a-guss tree skohr/Seventy seven years, 77 years(seventeen years and threescore)#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrishComhaireamh as Gaeilge
February Q&A Le Siobhán Agus Aisling Bitesize Irish 2021-02-19 | 📝 Notes from this live stream: https://www.bitesize.irish/blog/qa-february-2021/✨ Taster | https://www.bitesize.irish/membership/taster/📰 Subscribe to our Nuachtlitir | Newsletter https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/newsletter/📚 🎶 Free ebook, email course & singing course | https://www.bitesize.irish/gachla/Join Aisling and Siobhán for a live Q&A on Youtube on Thursday, February 18th at 8pm Irish time. This is your chance to ask us your burning Irish language questions about learning and Bitesize Irish.🙋 Send in your questions before 7pm GMT Thursday, February 18th at this link: https://forms.gle/R99bYjKjKZhrk1s57#Gaeilge #Irish #BitesizeIrish
