Ditto in June 2024!!! I have to watch it at least once a year!! LOVE the coordinated kids (not messing up at ALL during the song!) and their JOY at the end of it!!

+Wong Christian Beautifully said!

Im chinese too!I live in ireland and i know irish!

May Shi

Ooooo

u hav bad england

agat

Tá mé ag críoch a scéal . Bhí sé lig tharat focal amhain

Oh the comment I was talking about seems to be gone :/

Its gaeilge Gaelic is what the Scottish learn/know

its also Gaelic culture

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Yes 💚💚

That was shit

Then speak Irish 😅 Labhair Gaeilge ansin

Yea it really does

Happy Narwhal go raibh míle Maith agat😊

Happy Narwhal I'm Irish

Happy Narwhal awww thanks

Go raibh maith agat!!☺☺

Happy Narwhal go raibh maith agat!!

Thanks lol im irish

tanks luv

Thank you im irish

Tá mé chloe/ in English/ I'm chloe

Thanks

Irish is hard but you"ll get it soon good luck:)

I'm learning Irish too, it can be challenging at times, but I just believe I can and keep going.

Just saying, the language is called Irish or Gaeilge not Gaelic. Gaelic is the name given to the family of languages it belongs to.

hi

Nadjia Chennouf hi

@@nadjiachennouf3481 hi

ill see you their ;)

cathrine same! I actually had fun doing the Irish tests! I haven't done it in two years cause I moved but I'm back home!!!😆😆 I'm going there this winter or next Summer

Catherine I go to an Irish school

I'm going to a different gaeltacht, and I absolutely hate irish class :(

I'd probably get kicked out on my first day for accidentally speaking in English too many times xD

Andrew Fairweather same ♡ my Uncle and Grandparents spoke it. Nobody else does or did to my knowledge ♡

music ambassadorship helps, enya, clannad, even the chieftans, in america they all had levels of success and showed us how cool it sounds, so there is some interest..

We have the only Gaeltect outside of Ireland about 20 mins North of where I live . Erinsville, Ontario.

We call it Irish in Ireland. Gaelic refers to a culture, not a language.

I won't let it die😁

AngieMac1690 me too! :)

when your irish its much much easyer😊😊

bogey1ball makes sense :'D

um learning it at school 😵🔫

+bogey1ball so true, learning Irish from junior infants makes it easier for us to say it!!

lol that's more than half the entire world's population

It is the way that we speak in Irish that makes you feel right at home

Lontach! Go raibh maith agat!! :)

Same reaction. I don't know why either.

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Slainte , love beautiful Germany too

Maria Boyle Níl an teanga marbh, ach tuigim cad tá tú ag rá. Fad a bhí mé i mo leanbh bhí cainte agus meon réasún an linbh agum. Okay, ceart. Ghoid mé é! (Is é an Bíobla iontach.) Ach, nuair a bhí mé mo leanbh (nó páiste) bhi cónaí orm i Lancaster. Ach, déanaim iarracht Gaeilge a labhairt gach lá. Níl an teanga marbh ar chor ar bith. Having said all of which, you are right, elitists who complain about accent really put people off learning. My son is the second generation of his family to be born abroad - it's not nice for him to speak better Irish than I do, and then have people complain that his accent is off. The worst thing is that half the people complaining don't even speak Irish as well as he does. As for me, I know I'm making grammatical mistakes, and I cannot spell, and I've got an English accent. (In fact a Lancaster accent, so you are not alone in the Lancastrian Gaeilge. Or Lancashiran. Is that even a word? It should be. And... see? Even in English language is not always our best friend.) But at least I use Irish to communicate, for all my imperfections. That is what language is for. So yes, it's great to see videos like this, and to know that Irish language teaching has improved massively. (Check out the other Irish covers of popular songs - Pompeii is one of my favourites.) Oh - and also, great to hear that your family came from the Gaeltacht, and that you are still proud of, and using the language. Tá áthas orm a chloisteáil é! Is é sin iontatach!

Maria Boyle not being mean but its sibh 😀👍

True

Ba fear liom Gaeilge briste ná Bearla cloiste . Tá tú ceart .

Mar a deir siad i Tesco's Cuidíonn gach rud . ( everything helps )

Same here although it's a pain in the arse to learn it in school 😂😴💯

Thanks, Kocham Polska!!, I went to Lublin last year! And I almost can speak it fluent

Same!!

Omg sameeeee

Saaaame😆

Relatable

Lontach!!! Congrats!!

Omg! I'm Irish and I love Poland so much!! Its my second favorite country! I love the language and people! Last year i went to Lublin! For almost 3 weeks, I'm almost fluent now :) , Kocham Polska!, I can count to 30 and no all the basics!, jak sie masz? Dobrze a ty? Nie, tak etc

Shane Nolan Rellis yes that's Polish I an Portuguese and know many languages and that definitely Polish🙄😏

I'd say go for it.. you will pick it up easy after a few lessons.. as a Irish man I'd encourage you to tbh.. take care

​@@kdaly210been learning it for most of my life I wouldn't say you'd pick it up after a few but definitely within a decent amount

@@idkanymorewhatdoIput AHH yeah I now what you mean.. I guess I'm talking from a Irish persons point of view not a non Irish person lol

@@kdaly210 i dont get what you mean by non irish im irish myself thats why ive been learning it most of my life

@@idkanymorewhatdoIput I meant for us Irish we will pick it up quick then non Irish. Since we have heard it being spoken most of our lives from either family or school.

+Labhcás Ó Daimhín Tá fáilte romhat.

+Jasmine Villagomez / A Undertale fan why do you keep saying you're welcome?

Go raibh agat

I love that I can understand what you said. Tá Éirinn go híontach.

Cinnte, tá sé thar cionn!