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Our blog serves as regular motivation for you to speak the Irish language. Find posts about culture, videos where you find how to say certain phrases, and member interviews to tell you about their experience of learning the language.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED! Where do I start? You know that making the Irish language part of your every day is essential for moving from being merely a learner to being a practitioner. But it can be hard – sometimes it feels like there’s no way to do it, and other times it feels like
Here is a much awaited new addition to our How to Say series. In this video, you’ll learn how to tell someone that you’re glad to hear something. Tá áthas orm é sin a chloisteáil. /Taw aw-hus ur-um ay shin ah khluish-taw-il/ I’m glad to hear that. Now, let’s break that sentence down: Tá áthas
Watch back October’s Live Q&A with Aisling and Siobhán above! The Irish Language and Dyslexia Irish is a phonetic language, particularly compared to English and French. It also has less spelling exceptions than English has. Listen to Irish as soon as you start learning, even when you don’t understand a thing. This will get you
Aisling chatted to Bitesize Irish member Melinda in New York about her language learning journey so far – why she started learning and how she uses Bitesize Pobal to practice Gaeilge Gach Lá! Melinda was introduced to the Irish language through music and spirituality, I absolutely love her story. I hope you enjoy our conversation
Watch back September’s Live Q&A with Aisling and Siobhán above! Try Out Our Free Cúrsaí Taster Related posts: Q&A Le Siobhán Agus Gabrielle – 5th December 2019 Q&A le Siobhán – 20 February 2020 Q&A le Siobhán agus Aisling – Thursday August 20th 2020 Q&A Le Siobhán Agus Aisling – Thursday October 22nd 2020
It can be hard to stick to Gaeilge Gach Lá, making the Irish language part of your every day. Seinfeld was asked how he would come up with so many jokes and funny stories. The story goes that he had a big wall calendar. Each day he would write a funny story, he would mark
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