your teaching methods make me feel so safe idk why

This is a FANTASTIC learning series! By far one of the best teachers I have ever come across! Well done Jason, you make learning fun, you make us feel comfortable and confident!

All the celtic languages should have channels this good to teach them

Hi Jason, I live in the US and I've always wanted to learn Scottish Gaelic, but there are very few resources. You're very helpful and I hope you keep teaching this precious language. Scotland really needs to know to value this language because few people speak it. Most people don't know that people like me really want to be fluent in this language. Thank you for these videos and please make more... it is my goal to be fluent in a Celtic language ESPECIALLY Scottish Gaelic.

You’re the nicest teacher ever ! And your teaching method makes it so easy and fun to learn!!!!!!

Thank you Jason, you have a great teaching method.

Found out what language my dreams were speaking to me in. Thank you for helping me learn this so I can better understand them.

Omg!! I’ve learned my first Gaelic word. Thank you. Love your teaching ♥️

Hello Jason! Nice to meet you! I'm from México City! I've been following your classes, learning... Your Gaelic Language!!! But, let me tell you something...''It's crazy the structure of writting and pronunciation''...Oh! God! Is a completely chaos!!! Absolutely!!! Sorry...hahahahaha...but i like the language!!! Even so, i'm learning now...''Welsh, Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic''...Yes!!! It's driving me crazy! But i will do it in a 6 moths!!! But meanwhile...''It's a Mounster Puzzle'' hahahahaha...For example...jejeje... In yor classes...Write a word and pronounce the word! Okay...but suddenly...''The same word...just with another one single letter more'' Sounds Totally, Completely Different!!!.....Argh, Argh...So, what's going???.....Please! Give me my horse and my sort!!! I'm gonna conquer...That Unbelievable Structure Grammar Castle!!!...hahaha...Oh! God! Or just Give a ''Glass of whiskey'' to feel me relax...With this Chaos Language!!! Unbelievable!!!...Anyway, Jason, Thanks for the lessons, i will continuos of course!!! Is just, a funny way to say.....''Do not do it again!!!!!''.....Maybe that's why...in the ancient time...You've been fighting everyday!!!...hahahahaha... One day...words sounds in a way... Next week...in another completely way!!!.....Obviously...Start fights for this!!!...hahahahaha...Gracias Jason! Saludos Cordiales, desde La Gran Ciudad de México!!! This week we'll have a ''Mexican Grand Prix'' F1 !!! Hasta la vista, amigo!

I have watched a fair number of videos you made and just came across this. This is a great example of masterful teaching. You really have a gift in teaching Gaelic.

Jason, keep up the good work, you are doing so much for the language, even more so than the majority of native Scottish people.

Omg can't believe I actually found this video. The Outlander was what made me become interested in learning Gaelic. Also hopefully so I could figure out parts of the dialogues without English subtitles lol

always good to do a refresher

I have been learning from your videos and just came upon this and was so shocked! That's a Saor t-shirt! You have exceptional taste!!!!!!

Thanks for your quick answer and the hints with that proununciation dictionary. There's a wealth of material here! That constant listening is indeed important. It' s a positive trend that life is being breathed into these so called dying languages and that they show their own intrinsic vitality. I remember an old man in the Shetland Islands( the other side of our family came from there) who recalled speaking a few words of the old Shetland dialect in school and the teacher had whipped him and told him never again to speak that filthy dialect. I remember the tears rolling down his wrinkled cheeks as he told me this. Indeed in earlier times speaking Shetland None or Gaelic was discouraged. What a difference now!

i learned more from you in 3 minutes than hours of studying books! Thank you!!

Jason you are the best. I'm grateful for your work..

These videos are incredible

Thank you Jason for sharing your knowledge! I’ve only been studying with you for less than a week and I have learnt so much! For 2 nights now, my dreams have been in Gaelic! Pretty exciting🤩🤩

Hi there! Haven’t seen any of your previous videos but if I had to guess I’d say you taught formally at some point? I’m a teacher and I really appreciate the methods you use to convey the concepts and clarify ideas. Will be back for more!

Thanks Jason!

Glè mhath. Beautiful channel with fascinating lessons, Jason.

You are so talented!!!!!!

I have studied Gaidhlig for quite a few years on and off, and always struggled with pronunciation, your videos do a good job helping me with that. Thanks

So so so excited!!!

Thank you!!

Hi Jason. Thanks for the videos. AS a lowlander Scot, i'm just starting out on my journey. I'd like to ask what isnpired you to learn, and at what age did you take up learning the lingo? Cheers pal.

Sweet shirt, of course you like Saor!

yes

Hi Jason, what is the distinction between Co thusa and co sibhse? Thanks, Christina from Alba Nuadh!

Tapadh leibh!

This is awesome! How do you know gaelic so well? And why are there so many consonant blends that sound identical and seem unnecessary? (Like mh, bh, etc.

Sgoinneill!

thanks from Brittany

Jason, I got a question. I notice that some verb like "Wanting" is written sometimes like a' iarraidh or ag iarraidh. Because ag is like the ing in english. Then I notice that some scottish accent when they speak in english, theyre kinda saying the verb with ing like wanting into wantin or dancing into dancin... does that make sense? I mean ag is sometimes shortened with a' ? so is ing in english, shortened with in?

Have you ever spoken to the Outlander Gaelic coach, Adhamh O'Broin? He's fricken fantastic. Translated my tattoo into Gaelic and he is a huge proponent of learning Gaelic. He's on FB at facebook.com/Gaeliconsultant . He and his family are all fluent in Gaelic and English. He also works with Learngaelic.net.

Gle mhath is like clever Beag is like big Math is like math Air is like air Snog is like snork

Is "ag bair" pronounced as "a go-puh"?

Like your methods a lot. My grandfather was a pure Gaelic speaker from the Isle of Mull but after he went to New Zealand and died somewhat young the old language just disappeared. Now at a late stage of life I'd like to recover some of those lost accords, so to speak. By the way I'm living in Germany and speaking German does help me a little in some of those Gaelic Sounds. Have a problem in pronouncing : leugh an leabhar -- to read a book. How's it done? Danke schön!

Moran taing.