Specific Times Of Day
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День томуTalking about specific times of day in Gaelic is pretty straightforward but there's a little trick to talking about nights...
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@naomiwinterfalcon5357 2 роки тому
Thank you, Jason, for this video (and all of your videos) and all the ways you have helped us with learning Gaelic.
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Thank you for your kind words. It's my pleasure, Naomi.🙂 There's LOTS more coming!
@cynthiajotim8223 2 роки тому
Naomi I agree Jason has really helped me to learn and love his videos too they are great and grateful for him.
@naomiwinterfalcon5357 2 роки тому
@@cynthiajotim8223 Thanks Cynthia!
@naomiwinterfalcon5357 2 роки тому
@@GaelicwithJason Hi Jason, I wanted to add that I teach Human Rights to English speaking students, but I have managed to use some Gaelic anyway. I have numbered presentation groups from Aon to Coig, used some greetings and one class is on language and history and includes some Gaelic.
@lauratictoc 2 роки тому
makes sense about the oidhche Luain. Now I am questioning every other language I know that has the word day embedded in the week day names (French, Italian, Catalan - but not Spanish or Russian) We say TuesDAY night without realising what a non sequitur it really is. Tuesnight anyone?? tapadh leibh a thidseir
@Mybassgruvin Рік тому
Very intersting and informative, thank you for this.
@gho7791 2 роки тому
I totally agree with you that Gaelic is gorgeous 💛! Thank you so much for the repeated clear pronunciation of the words. It takes me a while to get my tongue around many of them! I find it particularly helpful when you face the camera whilst speaking so I can "see" the pronunciation, too. 🙏💫
@CairnsG 2 роки тому
Tha mi air bhioran! Because I got Gaelic lessons and I will be going this week on Thursday!
@kurtbogle2973 2 роки тому
Absolutely wonderful how you break down the words and meanings. This is very similar to Irish.
@reham_hassan1487 2 роки тому
Great lesson 💗
@angelaallison4560 2 роки тому
Mòran taing Jason, another belter! You explain things in an easy, memorable way, much appreciated! I love all of your videos, they are great 😊
@susanalopezcarballo1102 2 роки тому
I was wondering what happens with tomorrow morning or next morning. Or last night. Your lessons are great! Thanks You.
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Hi Susana. I hope your weekend is a nice one so far. 🙂 Excellent ideas - I'll see if I can make a short follow-up video about those. Tapadh leat!
@skeletorama1916 2 роки тому
@@GaelicwithJason maybe midnight and noon too? Midday might not go amiss either. :) Tapadh leibh!!
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
@@skeletorama1916 You got it!
@elizabethwilliams9819 2 роки тому
Thank you Jason...I love your videos, they help me to understand why/ when words change and give me a logical base to build on instead of just memorizing... thank you, thank you!
@bennandersonbeinnanndra2937 Рік тому
Sgoinneil! Tapadh leibh, a thidseir. I hope I said: Brilliant! Thank you, teacher!
@jamburga321 Рік тому
Thank you, your videos are great, it's a nice language to learn
@arlineology 2 роки тому
Tapadh leat Jason! I look forward to all your videos.
@almirrafaeldearruda9053 2 роки тому
Warm greetings from South Brazil
@jandunn169 2 роки тому
Thank you. Just signed up for your classes. I had some slight difficulty hearing how the days of the week are pronounced....
@Archaeoloddity 2 роки тому
Hi Jason. First of all, thank you for the excellent videos! They help me a lot. Could you please consider making a video about the dative case?
@takashi.mizuiro 2 роки тому
yes i too am curious about cases
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Madainn mhath! 🙂 Sure thing. I'd like to do a video for each case and I'm still figuring out how to organize and explain everything.
@cynthiajotim8223 2 роки тому
thank you Jason your videos are great and so helpful for me as I continue to learn.
@andrewtaylor8899 2 роки тому
As far as I can find out, feasgar isn't a loan-word, but it's related to the Latin vesper = evening.
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Ah, that makes sense. Madainn is too (matins). 🙂From what I remember, the idea of dividing a day into specific times was to support the monastic daily schedule. In a sense, it was an imported concept, which gives us 'madainn' and ' feasgar' . Fascinating really.
@charly3899 2 роки тому
Hi Andrew, interesting. In south Germany the word Vesper means = eating bread, slice of sausage, cheese... in the late afternoon/evening. Nice story: My little son didn' t know the word vesper, so he asked for a Spätfrühstück (late breakfast) being hungry in the evening.
@dequidaqwadoa1553 2 роки тому
Tapadh leat for keeping.lessons simple and for such a clear pronunciation of the words !! 😁👍 Give yourself a big hug ! Well, not in front of anyone , folks may think you're not right in the head. 😉 Seriously, thanks bunches !! ❤️
@kalebdeleskieofficial 2 роки тому
An upload today? What a wonderful birthday gift!
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Latha-breith sona dhut, a Kaleb! Happy birthday! I hope it's been a grand day in your honor. 🙂
@spigette 2 роки тому
Tapadh leat airson a' bhidio! Là Taingealachd sona dhut 🍗🧡🥧
@strawberryseeding 2 роки тому
❤❤🙏
@helenelliott2375 2 роки тому
do you teach doric also?
@nickjardine6720 2 роки тому
Wish ad been taught Gaelic in school so I could speak ma own language
@nevem5010 2 роки тому
👍
@ax1sp0wers 2 роки тому
Interesting. Why doesn’t “madainn” lenite the days of the week, like “oidhche”? ...and in that case, drop “di-“, too?
@sofierdblog 2 роки тому
Agree Gaelic sounds gorgious
@charly3899 2 роки тому
Hi Jason, if a Scot wakes up in the middle of the night and wonders which day is today he wonders about the night? Just asking ;-)
@newmoonsyzygy Рік тому
This could be confused with the month of March. How do you differentiate between a March night and a Tuesday night?
@newmoonsyzygy Рік тому
I guess we add the to the month.
@GaelicwithJason Рік тому
True - it could get confusing. I think context would give some helpful clues in that situation. 🙂
@lorigraham2496 2 роки тому
There's not a way to say tonight like "let's meet for dinner tonight?"
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Hi Lori. 🙂 Thanks for your comment. There is, I just wanted to keep things focused on the patterns. For 'tonight', just use *a-nochd.*
@lorigraham2496 2 роки тому
@@GaelicwithJason thanks
@malcolmmoore5260 2 роки тому
Turn that guitar down ???
@GaelicwithJason 2 роки тому
Sorry, it goes to 11. 😎
@malcolmmoore5260 2 роки тому
Bruce Fummey said all the Gaelic you need to know is 'I'm cold, I'm wet, I'm hungry and The English did it'
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