Music is such an important part of Ireland’s culture. Combined with traditional dance and with the Irish language, music is a great way for someone to discover Irish culture with ease.
Some people say that almost all Irish singers (even if they don’t sing in Irish) have a certain defining quality that makes them even more interesting. It’s like you can tell they’re from Ireland just by listening to some of their music.
How To Say – “Music” in Irish Gaelic
This week’s Irish pronunciation video will teach you how to say the word “Music” in Irish Gaelic and how to make sentences with it.
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How to say Music in Irish Gaelic
ceol
/kyohl/
music
Ceol rhymes with bowl.
Is maith leis a bheith ag seinm ceoil.
/Iss mah lyum a veh egg kyoh-ill/
I like to play music.
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