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I was thinking about learning the Irish language because it sounds beautiful, but I dont know if I should because I'm English and all the bad history between us. Would it be offensive in any way?
Not at all! I mean after everything thatâs happened ye basically owe it to us to learn our language.Â
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splendid-oxymoron replied to your post âI don't get to speak to a lot of other Irish speakers but when I do I...â
i got a slang dictionary in spiddle
Oh go hĂontach! What sort of things did they have in it?
Hello! Could you tell me how to say/write "The man with the key is king, and, honey, you should see me in a crown" please? I am going to get a tattoo of this, so I've been trying to have it properly translated and then I ran across your blog! Thank you so very much in advance! xD
I began trying to translate this then found out itâs a sherlock thing so .... like hasnât the language already been through enough?
I don't get to speak to a lot of other Irish speakers but when I do I would like to be able to use colloquial language, slang and turns of phrases, right now my Irish is fairly formal and exam-y. Do you know any good resources for that kind of thing? Donegal, Connemara or city Irish (from any city) preferably but anything is good!
I wouldnât really know to be honest. Because Irish doesnât have a huge number of speakers I canât imagine there would be a huge amount of slang. The only things that comes to mind are seanfhocail and dirty terms, a list of which can be found here. If you have specific terms or words in mind let me know.
are there any good irish podcasts out there?? (i wanna like improve my listening for LC but i dunno where to start)
RaidiĂł na Gaeltachta have a few podchraoltaĂ, even some aimed at LC students. And RaidiĂł na Life have even more.Â
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How do you say "Do you even listen to Drake?" Odd, i know, but I figured you've gotten far more impractical translation requests đ
Itâs âAn Ă©isteann tĂș fiĂș le Drake?â
(I know I have posted on here in forever but this seemed worthy)
That moment when you realise the Modh CoinnĂollach is the âsextingâ tenseâŠ
Romance As Gaeilge
Is thĂș mo ghrĂĄ - You are my love
TĂĄim craicĂ©ailte fĂșt - Iâm mad about you
Is tĂș grĂĄ geal mo chroĂ - You are the bright love of my heart.
Is tĂș mo mhuirnĂn - Â You are my darling.
TĂĄ tĂș âbreathnĂș go hĂĄlainn anocht, a chailĂn, do ghlĂșine, go hĂĄirithe - Â Â
You look beautiful tonight girl, your knees especially.
Is tĂș mo chuisle - You are my pulse. Â
(A) StĂłrĂn - Darling. Â
(A) Leanbh - Baby.
An old IRA mural taken on the Falls Road, Belfast back in 2002
This is a UVF mural âŠ.. Bobby Sands didnât die for this
Please excuse the ignorance from way over here in Canada, but can you explain the difference between UVF and the IRA? Le de thoil and go raibh maith agat.
IRA - Irish Republican Army - An Irish Republican paramilitary group who fought a war against the British Army and also carried out a bombing campaign in order to bring about an end to the partition of Ireland.Â
UVF - Ulster Volunteer Force - A British Unionist paramilitary group set up to combat the IRA. Typically they fought a sectarian campaign, often massacring innocent Catholics in response to IRA bombings.
Essentially theyâre the polar opposites of each other and seeing a Republican blog make this kind of mistake is kind of funny.
Do you have a personal blog?
I do have another blog - laganfly - but it isnât exactly personal. Itâs what theyâd call on here a âhumour blogâ, but even thatâs a stretch of the imagination. Iâll give it a specific theme eventually .... maybe.
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An old IRA mural taken on the Falls Road, Belfast back in 2002
This is a UVF mural ..... Bobby Sands didnât die for this
How do you say "Death to all but metal" in Irish?
âGo bhfaighe gach rud bĂĄs ach miotalâ - May everything die but metal.
I think thatâs the closest you can get in Irish.Â
I think Duolingo is pretty good. Aside from the accent (which you can make up for by watching videos or practicing using the Standard Pronunciation on your own- I turn off the volume), the program never explains a lot of grammatical concepts that I personally don't find easy unless they're listed out and explained. Like the lesson on Verbal Nouns was a killer. But that's the way Duolingo operates so you can always find grammar resources online. You should probably supplement Duolingo.
Aye learning Irish with Duolingo only certainly wonât get you fluent any time soon but itâs definitely the best and easiest place to start, especially for anyone whoâs just learning the language casually.Â
Hey! I want to learn Gaeilge and I was wondering if you think duolingo is a good place to start? (I'm italian btw)
Yeah the duolingo Gaeilge seems to be pretty great, even if the womanâs accent on it is a bit strange. Buona fortuna!
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how do you say "that feeling when no girlfriend" in gaeilge?
âAn mothĂș sin gan cailĂnâ - That feeling without girl.Â
Putting in a when would make the sentence too long, and itâs kind of implied anyway. Also thereâs no words for girlfriend or boyfriend in Irish, you just say girl or boy. âgan gfâ maybe works best though.Â
I'm really confused about where and how to use "ann". Is there a trick or something? Thanks...
âAnnâ literally means âin himâ and thus âin itâ for masculine words. But also âannâ, when used in conjunction with the verb âBĂâ (to be) is used like the word âthereâ in English, to signify existence. But it can also be used as âthereâ to signify location. So âbhĂ triĂșr annâ could mean âthere were three peopleâ or âthere were three people there.â For example:
TĂĄ madra ann - There is a dog (there)
BhĂ timpiste ann - There was an accident (there)
Beidh slua mĂłr ann - There will be a big crowd (there)
Then thereâs also:
NĂl ann ach seafĂłid - Â Itâs only rubbish (meaning something is nonsense)
Then the phrase âin annâ is used to signify ability:
NĂ raibh mĂ© in ann Ă© a bhogadh - I wasnât able to move it
NĂl sĂ© in ann post a fhĂĄil - He isnât able to get a job
