The Winter 1 (Foundational)
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Рік томуCome see what a Maine winter can be like! There are subtitles if you want to read and listen (highly recommended!)
⭐To get the most out of winter videos, I recommend refreshing your knowledge of winter words with my video here: • Talking About Winter (1) (Talking About Winter 1)
⛄⛄⛄An Geamhradh Series (Foundational)⛄⛄⛄
An Geamhradh I: • The Winter 1 (Foundati...
An Geamhradh II: • The Winter 2 (Foundati...
Music Credit
Track: The Awakening
Music by www.fiftysounds.com
Enjoy!
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-Jason
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@ScotsmanInAmerica Рік тому
Love your videos! I’ve followed them for sometime. I’m Scottish and recently moved to the US. Learning Gaelic has really shed new light on the words we all use at home day to day that have much older origins. We just call them ‘old’ words, that I never hear anywhere else. Some I can see came from Gaelic and some we consider just Scottish. When I’m more practiced I can’t wait to have conversation with someone. I can see how the English spoken in Scotland comes from Gaelic with the tones and delivery, I have been asked in America if I’m speaking Gaelic when it’s actually English… or Scottish as I’d say Keep up the great work!!
@Pot_o_Tee Рік тому
Hi I was born in Scotland, I'm in Lancashire now Peace ☮️
@ScotsmanInAmerica Рік тому
@@Pot_o_Tee Us scots seem to get around lol I made it out to Florida
@Pot_o_Tee Рік тому
@@ScotsmanInAmerica my uncle made it in long beach Cali ..or somewer in 'merica lol 🤘🏻
@robertbell2524 8 місяців тому
Gle bhreagha, Jason. Tapadh leat.
@GaelicwithJason 8 місяців тому
'S e do bheatha, a Raibeirt! Tapadh leat airson coimhead. 🙂
@mikenewton4549 Рік тому
Seo sgoinneil! You did a great job with the music selection as well as the filming. This is a fantastic way to train the ear to hear the language. It can be frustrating to learn to pick out the words and decifer new words, but the music and the visuals are so relaxing and peaceful that it's a pleasure to listen to. Math fhèin, a chàraid!
@auroreperrault9718 Рік тому
Bhreagha (as always) Je me souviens des premières vidéos sur youtube que j'ai vues, puis la page Facebook et enfin le premier roman que j'ai lu et adoré et le site internet. Aujourd'hui, il y a énormément de contenus pour apprendre ou découvrir cette magnifique langue grâce à Jason Bond. Alors, juste merci Mr Bond 🙂
@arlineology Рік тому
Gle bhreagha!
@arlineology Рік тому
Jason, would it be possible for you to show us how to get to the correct accents and such on the keyboard and the Gaelic names for them?
@johnmackay996 Рік тому
Gle mhath!
@fiddler1252 Рік тому
So very beautiful are the snowy scenes. I'm on the BC coast and the daffodils are blooming. Thanks for all your work for teaching Garlic. Happy Springtime to ya! 💖🌞💖
@brandygreiner5287 Рік тому
Tapadh leat airson an obair agad!
@GaelicwithJason Рік тому
'S e do bheatha, a Bhrandy! Tapadh leat airson coimhead! 🙂
@cynthiasease1634 Рік тому
Sgoinneil! Cus nas fheàrr!!!!
@MikeM-gs2fv Рік тому
Jason that sounds like a better balance and subtitles are good. You work hard to make these videos and i know you are greatly admired by many people justly so.... Tha mi gu buileach toilichte Tioraidh an drasta
@GaelicwithJason Рік тому
Thank you very much, Mike! I'm glad the balance is better. You all are absolutely worth the hours I put into these. 🙂
@dianezblackdatoo7632 Рік тому
Tha mi a' tuigsinn gu furasta Beginners. Ach Intermediate nas dorra fhathast. Tapadh leibh Jason airson bhideothan seo
@malcolmmoore5260 Рік тому
Hi, what is the difference between miorbhaileach and iongantach ?
@GaelicwithJason Рік тому
Feasgar math, a Chaluim! Miorbhaileach = marvelous, iongantach = amazing, wonderful. I would say that the latter has more of a ' wow' to it.🙂
@votebritish Рік тому
Math agus snoc.
@JamesCraig-rf2sn Рік тому
Are you able to understand and hold a conversation with someone speaking Irish Gaelic?
@GaelicwithJason Рік тому
Feasgar math! It depends where they're from. If they're from Donegal, it would likely be fairly smooth. I remember chatting with a fellow from Dublin once and understanding about 60% of what he said. I'm not sure about the other dialects - I think they'd be more challenging since they're more distant from the Gaelic in Scotland. I could be wrong though.🙂
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