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The world is changing every single day and with it, the ways we use to learn new things have to be updated. At Bitesize, we take pride in providing you with comprehensive tools that allow you to learn Irish at your own pace, without pressuring you into doing something you don’t like. Taking this into …
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV3lotk_Scs The end of the year is marked by a lot of holidays celebrating family and friends but it’s also recognised as one of the busiest periods of the year in terms of shopping. People wait for Black Friday discounts then save money to buy presents for their dear ones on Christmas and New …
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Sometimes, saying “Goodbye” can be the hardest thing to do. Other times, it’s just a simple & friendly way of letting your friend know you’re leaving. Isn’t it interesting how the same words can have different weight depending on the situation?
Maybe you are looking just for specific translations like how to say the days of the week in Irish or other important phrases. If this is the case, then please read the following blog post.
Does the Irish language sound a lot like “kkkhhh“, “ghhh” and “ackhh” to you? Here’s your chance to practice them. Ready for the video challenge I talk about in the video? Visit this video on YouTube Record a “video reply” with your webcam Try saying “Dia dhuit. Is mise [name]. Chuala mé faoi Bitesize Irish …
Video about the Throaty Sounds of the Irish Language Read More »
In this video, we cover: Which letter is named differently to English Which letters are missing from the Irish language alphabet, when compared with English How to call the accent marks over the letters (like á, é, í, ó, ú). I hope you enjoy it, and please feel free to ask more questions here. Related …
In a follow-up to the difference between Irish vs Gaelic video, Eoin and Caron chat more about what people call Gaeilge, or the Irish language. You’ll catch some useful Irish phrases for conversation during it, too. Caron Osberg is an Irish study-group leader in Des Moines, Iowa, please visit her site. She shares with us …
