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Podcast 114: Find the Beauty in the Irish Language

Does your Irish language journey feel difficult and frustrating? Do you feel lost, and that you’re beating yourself up? Turn into the beauty of immersing yourself in Gaeilge instead.

9 thoughts on “Podcast 114: Find the Beauty in the Irish Language”

  1. This episode really captured the different feelings I’ve had in my efforts to learn Irish. I love how motivating this episode is, thank you for encouraging us!

    Mark

    1. Hi Mark,

      I know what you mean! I found this episode really inspiring too, a great reminder to look past the things we find difficult and reach for the beauty.

      Go n-éirí an t-ádh leat,
      Gabrielle

  2. Hi, I have a direct bloodline to at least 1780 in Co Wexford, we came to england in 1869 and still have the surname, I thought ‘its time to learn ‘Irish”, I can at least greet you in French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese and Welsh, now I find that I cant even say hello in Irish, can I be helped ? Thanks, John

    1. Hi John,
      Thanks for your comment – and of course you can be helped!!
      To start with, here’s a video to teach you how to say Hello as Gaeilge:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYJjFW80ejM
      We have a free beginners email course that teaches the very basics and then as you progress we offer membership packages that include an online course catalogue with 200 lessons, access to a private forum for learners and weekly video calls.
      Here’s the link to the beginners course: http://bitesize.irish/free/
      If you’ve any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me on info@bitesize.irish

      Slán go fóill, (bye for now!)
      Gabrielle

  3. Hi its Pat Agnew in Invercargill New Zealand here I have no one to practice with but I just need to get brave and do it any way. My father is from Belfast but did not speak it so I feel I should learn this.

    1. Hi Patrick,
      I live in Invercargill too. I’m just getting back into the language for the first time since school and would be happy to meet up for a cùpla focal. Message me if you’re interested.

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