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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.
Watch back September’s Live Q&A with Siobhán and Emma above! The word “mná” in Irish seems to be pronounced sometimes as though the N is an R. Do you have other examples of this N to R sound change and do you know the origin of it in “Mná”? It actually isn’t unique to the
This week, I had a lovely chat with our GROW member, Martin. Martin, who lives in Dublin, has been a member of the GROW Program for 8 months now and talks about his experience in learning the language. Martin left school at 14 and had very little Irish and didn’t think much of it until
Bitesize Irish turns 11 years old in August 2021! If you’d like to share some kind words, please leave a reply below. Mo bhuíochas leis an bhfoireann ag Bitesize Irish le bliain anuas – Siobhán agus Emma, agus ar ndóidh Aisling agus Gabrielle roimhe sin. Thanks to each and every person who has been involved
Watch back July’s Live Q&A with Siobhán and Emma above! Can payment be made in Euros or Sterling? Payment is in US Dollars but it can be made using any currency as the currencies are exchanged automatically. The approximate price in Euros is stated under the cost in US Dollars but please check the latest
Learn how to count from a hundred to a thousand! This topic was requested by one of our Grow members over on Pobal. 100 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,
Watch back June’s Live Q&A with Siobhán and Emma above! I was schooled in Irish and since renewing my interest in Irish, it is coming back fairly quickly and I desire to engage with others in the same situation. Is there a form for the likes of us? Most people attending Irish language groups/classes would
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