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A podcast by, and for, Irish language improvers. Tá an podchraoladh seo dátheangach. Gaeilge agus Béarla.

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Have to

6 days ago

Have to

6 days ago

We all have things that we have to do. But how do you tell people that? You have to listen to this episode to find out. Caithfidh mé a rá, is eachtra maith é. 

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Nathanna Úsáideacha 2

Friday May 27, 2022

Nathanna Úsáideacha 2

Friday May 27, 2022

Useful phrases when agreeing with someone. Go díreach - exactly Maith thú - Good on you Tá an ceart agat - You’re right Aontaim leat - I agree with you Sin pointe maith - That’s a good point Suimiúil - Interesting Gan dabht ar bith - Without a doubt  

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Laethanta na Seachtaine

Monday May 09, 2022

Laethanta na Seachtaine

Monday May 09, 2022

Dé Luain, Dé Máirt, Dé Ceadaoin .... An Luan, An Mháirt, An Chéadaoin. Cad é an difríocht? Listen to this episode today and you'll know.     

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Nathanna Úsáideacha 1

Sunday Apr 24, 2022

Nathanna Úsáideacha 1

Sunday Apr 24, 2022

Nathanna Úsáideacha Cogar - whisper Go háirithe - Especially Is docha - Probably Is cuma - It doesn't matter

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Ainmneacha Ainmhithe

Wednesday Apr 06, 2022

Ainmneacha Ainmhithe

Wednesday Apr 06, 2022

San eachtra seo labhróidh mé faoi ainmneacha ainmhithe. Another word used for animal is Míol.  You may be familair with the Irish for Whale Míol Mór. But did you know Míol is most typcially a louse. Making Míol Mór - A big louse.   

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Putting (Ag cur)

Monday Mar 07, 2022

Putting (Ag cur)

Monday Mar 07, 2022

Ag cur is used in a number of Irish phrases. Some of which have made it into Hiberno-English such as Ag cur as - Putting (someone) out or anoying them. 

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Word Order

Sunday Feb 13, 2022

Word Order

Sunday Feb 13, 2022

Sentences in Irish may seem somewhat back to front to English speakers. English word order is Subject - Verb - Object (SVO). But Irish, like for example Spanish and Arabic, is Verb - Subject - Object (VSO)

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Using ”ag” for at, -ing, to have

Saturday Jan 15, 2022

Using ”ag” for at, -ing, to have

Saturday Jan 15, 2022

Ba cheart go mbeadh a fhios agam ar rudaí bunúsacha tar éis scoile, ach ní raibh. Is dócha, nach raibh mé ag éisteacht. For example I didn't quite understand many of the things that "ag" can mean. Ag means "at" and can be used like at in English It is also used like "-ing" at the end of a word in English It can mean to have something

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Faoi Pod Beag

Is podchraoladh dátheangach é. That means it's a bi-lingual podcast. As a learner myself sometimes it's easier to talk about something in English rather than as Gaeilge.

Bhí mé ag lorg podchraoladh do neamhthosaitheoir le Gaeilge. Tá a lán ar fáil do foghlaimeoirí ag tosnú nó cainteoir líofa. Ach do dhaoine nach tosaitheoirí teanga iad an podchraoladh seo.

This podcast is aimed at people who are looking to chun feabhas a chur ar a gcuid Gaeilge by providing useful resources and tips and tricks that I learn myself as I try to improve my Irish.

Níl cursa Gaeilge é mar nílim liofa. Is foghlaimeoir mé chomh maith. Déanaim go leor botúin.

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