Irish phrases

[RandomStupidStuff99]

Tá sé mícheart níl sé "haileo" tá sé Dia duit!

[grb3ballerinas]

This is not right I go to a Irish school I would know I live in Ireland! And some of this is made up!!!

[agormanvideos]

Do I have to say Dia Duit if I'm Buddhist? LOL!

[ballyoulsterboy]

Are you a retart or English?

[littleXjack]

This is completely wrong!!! lol, God I hope people don't actually learn from this  -___-

[pyscolittlegirllorna]

its not haileo

its DIA DUIT

[RosieMcCannOfTheBann]

@pyscolittlegirllorna It's actually both, Dia Duit is the more formal versions.

[allen3601]

thanks for the phrases

[misssinead9]

this is mostly wrong! im from belfast and though some words are different to south i still don know hese ones x

[bheadh]

@xxxjessiexxx08 Ceart go leor.

[bheadh]

Ni bheadh aon dunine abulta a ra na cheachtana anseo. Ceard a bhfuil tu a smaoineamh ina thaobh? Dearfainn go raibh fearg orthu ar nos a diabhail.

[timwins31]

no fucking audio? stupid fag.

[sayno2lolzisback]

Free Derry! JK we're all grand up here in the North

[soregan2404]

I hate irish and im from ireland.... Im a straight c student in irish.... Well its probably cause the teacher is horrible.... Ahh well ni maith liom gaeilge mar ta se leadranach... Sorry for my bad spelling :)

[littleXjack]

@soregan2404 Shit, fool, learning in general is boring. That doesn't mean you have to HATE Irish

[zetix9r]

could somebody help me with the translation of "le chéile ge deo" I think it means " together forever" but I'm not sure

[Sidcup12]

"Haileo" ? "Haigh"? they''re new ones on me and I'm a native speaker!! Who is making up these abominations? Suit ye better to learn the language instead of "Irishing" English amd American phrases..."Haigh" - supposed to be a translation of "hi" - ? JESUS WEPT!!

[londonirish88]

@Sidcup12 Jesus wept?! Cop on! Tá Béarlachas ann atá i bhfad níos measa ná haigh agus heileo - agus, dála an scéil, tá siad breá nádúrtha i nGaeilge Uirbeach an lae inniu, so b'fhéidir gur as an Ghaeltacht thú nó cainteoir dúchais de chineál éigin eile, ach bheadh sé níos fearr duit gearáin a dhéanamh faoi rud eile atá níos measa!

[justanotherMC007]

when i was in high school you had the option of Irish, most people took french or spanish because it was an easy A (easy teacher) this was an American public high school. they are trying to keep the language alive

[zuckerstreusel]

Oíche mhaith is my favourite vokabulary I learned-it sounds so beautiful:-)it is much more melodic than I say in German: Gute Nacht

[Emox991]

I wold be more nice if i could hear the voice!! ;/ i don't know why the voice wont hear it .

I really need to learn irish for my future hausband ,, please anyone can help me with that tell me ...

[magpie4321]

Can hear no sound on this one

[daviddelusional1]

First two are wrong. At 0.57 is would me Mise é/Is mise.

[DancerWithAttitude10]

woooooooooo

ireland rocks lol lol lol!!!!!!!!!!!

slan agus bannacht!!!

[ElisaPisa84]

Really good video and the idea is great, but it would be wonderful if you could put the audio with the pronunciation of the words, it really could help!! thanks a lot any way...

[teaanabickie]

Hey, good video.. I just have a tiny correction to add..

"Cén t-ainm atá ort?" is "What's your name?" to one person, but "Cén t-ainm atá oraibh?" is "What are your names?" to many people..

You probably knew that already but I was just making it more clear.. :)

[calhounboys]

Informative, but without sound...

[icp422003]

thanks dude, when I go to Ireland and say these words how I read them, and when people look at me funny because I have said the wrong things because you only put up the words and didn;t say the words too, I can then give you a nice punch in the face

[AskSOmeoneelse]

You want audio?

Be more polite and give me a few days...

[icp422003]

well, not trying to be rude, but it does make sence to, because different lanagues have different pernoucnments to different words.

[Lupemaria23]

@AskSOmeoneelse Yes PLEASE!!!

[14shadowreaper]

@AskSOmeoneelse ok its been a few days where r they

[tophathaiku]

@AskSOmeoneelse Could you please provide audio? It is much easier to learn if we see the words and hear them spoken. Especially since Irish is *NOT* a phonetic language. F'ex: Dia Dhuit is pronounced like "Gia Ditch" (according to my N. Ireland friend). So, anyway...here is another user asking (nicely) for audio. Thanks! Go raibh maith agat.

[MrJoshuaPadraig]

@tophathaiku

Hóigh...

Dia Duit is pronounced "jee-ah dwit". My parents from the Gaeltacht in Co.Roscommon I speak Gaeilge fluently. IF you wish to learn how to pronounce these words just give me a private message.

Go raibh míle maith agat for learninig Gaeilge it's a beautiful language that is fighting for it's survival.

Slán mo chara.

[xtremlyrandomgirl]

em... you speak ENGLISH in ireland. O.K.? well, in most parts.

[daviddelusional1]

there wouldnt be much point in speaking irish in ireland anyways, because barely anyone understands it.

[DesolationDesire69]

@daviddelusional1 It's important to keep the language alive. It is a part of the culture. Ireland has already lost sooo much on a cultural level with mass immigration. It may seem a small thing, but it is not.

[owainmeurig]

@daviddelusional1 According to wikipedia 500,000, no such word as anyways.

[STUNTS1516]

@icp422003

No when you go to ireland people will look at you funny because nobody speaks irish anymore :P

[owainmeurig]

@STUNTS1516 Replace nobody with 500,000 (according to wikipedia)

[STUNTS1516]

@owainmeurig

Wikipedia can be edited by anyone.

In recent surveys it was concluded that 50,000 people claim to be capable of speaking irish fluently but only about 12,000 people claim to speak it on a daily basis, considering the current population of ireland is around 6.5 million were talking extremly small numbers of people who speak it still, and I garuntee all of those people speak english perfectly well anyway.

[owainmeurig]

@STUNTS1516 Who cares if they speak english, they're not english so why should they only speak someone elses language.

[JewsVsChristians]

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[Trouweman9]

hello irish people