Welcome back !

I think it is in your DNA to love Scotland if some of your ancestors are from there. Been there once and visited places which I later discovered to be places where some of my ancestors were born in the 1600's. I am from South Africa too but can't immigrate to Scotland .

Hopefully you can find someone to teach them it. From what I heard not many people know the language anymore. Idk if it's true though. It's a beautiful language.

@@chaseviking5096 Duolingo

Perhaps teach your children the the Irish language is the heritage of the Gaelic spoken in Scotland. That the Scots dialect is from Northumberland. I hate how Scotland would rather say Celtic heritage rather than acknowledge its Irish heritage in the highlands and it’s English heritage in the lowlands

tapadh leibh!

thank you so much for the translation!

chiruochiba Many thanks for the translation!

I simply adore this!

Rachael Lamothe, you can start researching. Lamothe is French in origin but it may also be your married name. :) You could just do a dna test. I just saw a news report the other day that said Ancestry.com and another one(can't remember, sorry) had the best results. There's a good chance that you could have Irish blood as so many Irish immigrated to the US during the potato famine. I'm 5th generation Australian but so many Irish immigrated here that I'm still full-blood Irish. Ireland is my spiritual land. I hope you find joy in your quest.

You are Good People My Friend , wishing you an your Children The Best When You Get To Where Your Going ! 🇺🇸🇮🇱

You are Good People My Friend , wishing you an your Children The Best When You Get To Where Your Going ! 🇺🇸🇮🇱

Mr B The Anglo-Saxons mixed with the original Romano-Celtish population and therefore most modern englishmen have Celtic ancestry

I'm glad you do now. But your people very nearly wiped all this out. In Ireland Elizabeth the 1st ordered to hang all the Harpers. So much was lost, we will never know. In ireland during the great famine they refused to give the little they did give to the native irish speakers.

@@aine7173 so did the Romans and Vikings. But i dont know why u Irish literally hate the English even tho my blood will most likely be Celtic(Irish, Scottish, Welsh, English maybe French and spanish) as well as Anglo Saxon(North German, Denmark and the Netherlands)and prob a few more. I swear its only the English that dont hate i know the history but i couldn't give a shit if my ancestor fought and killed each other i dont hate any of them

@@leedscity6881 nobody mentioned hate. You cant mention your history without been accused of hating. It just a way of shuting people up. Nobody is stopping anyone from speaking their history. Let everyone speak. And " u Irish" speaks volumes.

@@aine7173 thats not my history ive only been alive 20 years my ancestor maybe. And what are you on about no one letting them speak their history like ive said dont speak it😂😂 when i mentioned Celtic and all those country's its because they are also celtic people the same with what i did with Anglo Saxon. And what u on about i cant mention my history without been accused of hate? And u Irish lol ye u Irish go ask an Irish man if he hates the English and he will say ye so.... I think u miss read what i was saying and took it to heart or some shit

Take it your stuck over in America bud ?

See walking around a loch with the hills and mountains as a background, it's like nothing else. Come home and visit brother it cleans the soul

Wha... uh... do know how language works?

It's TRUE. That was beautifully said. My maternal side is Irish and Dane, my grandparents immigrated to canada from ireland.( My paternal side is jamaican and Chinese) ever since being little I have felt a deep deep connection to the Gaelic languages and celtic music. Ive never been but I have been pulled and fascinated in all areas. I even took irish dance growing up. 🤭 it definitely feels like a home I have never been.

Everything you said is bullshit. Your genes can’t remember a spoken language.

Morrigan Ravenchild That is my opinion too! :)

yes. everytime.

So True!

That is so well put ✌

I like your KZfaq name Morrigu!

+Devon B Wait is this Irish or Scottish. I thought Scots dont speak Gaelic anymore

+Great Siam it's an ANCIENT Scottish song

+อติรุจ it is scottish because in ireland they spoke and speak celtic i know someone who lives in irelannnd few there still speak celtic not all just some like an friend of mine in scotland gealic arent dead yet its maybe not the main language anymore but on youtube ya find an bunch of gealic songs even modern ones and well my friend in scotland still speaks gealic besides of english and he isnt the only one it just got rare thats all

Its scottish she does speak irish as well ,but scots gaelic is her mother tongue

Scottish is Irish - people just forgot - Lookup Dal Riada. That is just the recorded instance of Irish in Scotland. They are all tied to the Celts in Wales who are tied to those of Pre-Roman Britain, Brittany and far across Europe.

Before I did my ancestry, I had always felt drawn to Scottish, Irish and English songs, legends, music, etc. It was almost an obsession. Now, I discovered that I indeed have roots in the early Normans who settled in the areas above. Maybe it isn't past lives, but wonder if its possible that somehow our brains retain some type of 'longing' from the past. I know elephants can pass down through generations trails to water even if it hasn't been used in a generation or two. Whose to say............................

come home.

I feel the exact same way probably because my mom's side is Scotch/Irish. But I did not grow up on this music. I discovered it only 15 years ago but the first time I heard Celtic music I realized I had been writing music like that my entire life. Really hits home!

Stephan Mark Stirnimann My family tree goes back to the 10th century Galway (Flaherty)...my Great Grandfather came to America from Galway...all my family has been there but me...:(...I want to go to Galway more than anything...!!

Let's meet up there...

tapadh leat à Alba

I wish I had learned to speak it.

Yes we are.

Otherway around the scottish originated in Ireland.

Go leor grá ar ais!

Aye from another celt.

Love to you too brother! Slainte!!

TIOCFAIDH AR LA 🇮🇪🇮🇸🇫🇴🇩🇰🇫🇮🇦🇽🇸🇪🇳🇴im norse and celtic

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TimesThree Not European but Celtic yes.

Pictish, so...yep.

Ya know it’s weird, I was just noticing the other day that I’ve been learning Spanish for over 20 years and I still barely know it, but when I try to learn Gaelic and Scandinavian languages, something about it just seems so much more natural to me.

@@erikallen7399 im related to english Scotts, Welsh, Irish. Maybe this why this song sings to me.

Yes... Love from India for Celtic Songs

Same here. I'm a quarter Scots, but this speaks to my heart and soul.

Weve no even got walmart here ye cretin

Easiest way to find the true scots is through their typing. I can even hear the accent as I read it xD But yeah, instead we have tescos which is a wee like walmart but you will nae see people in such crazy attire

As you know, Indians and Celts are boh Caucasian people, possibly originating in the same place?

@@essessessesq Yes Indians have genealogy from indo-European sub groups , but also mixed with Hamitic peoples and Middle eastern .... they're a bit of everything

thanks@@SwiftReact_TV

Ceud mìle fàilte 🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The beautiful girl singing it.

As a fellow South African, I feel exactly the same way! There's something about this type of music that is just soothing to the soul! I should add that it was this type of music (Celtic Woman was an entry point) is what made me decide to teach myself Gaeilge (Irish) during lockdown. I can now read basic sentences as well as have a basic introductory conversation in Irish! A channel or two that helped me a lot with learning the language here on KZfaq is Gaeilge i mo Chroi and The Irish Exile's series. You should definitely check them out!

Its the voices of our ancestors calling to us brother! Hail the Ancestors!

I'm the same, Aberdeen on my mas side and Unst and Yell in Shetland, on my Dads.

Wolf Smith same here bro its bred into us. The amount of culture our tiny little islands have is surreal

Wolf Smith we have the same ancestry except I also have German and no Irish

Same here, Grace Me Guide

Brandon Lavis Bore da, Brandon. Robin Huw Bowen. Welsh triple harpist. Sian James. Sings traditional in Welsh. Beautiful stuff.

Proud to be Celtic from Éire (Ireland)

well Im proud to be Gaelic

Cathal Ó Diubháin proud to be celtic. From Spain

Borra Da

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The Celtic race began in the Middle East and the instruments used are not far off from the instruments Asians use.

I am a Guyanese of Indian descent I love the Celtic woman Christmas songs they are heavenly

Is there anychance someone can put these song lyrics on screan, so I can sing along, and try to learn this song. Thank you.

thank you, I will sing it

What language is this?

Thanks from Ohio, USA!

Thanks k you

I’m deaf

piss off Laura. another empty site. i'm not into suffering fools today

@@monstersince well, aren't you a git

@tomas gillen i have nothing to say no ones listening anyway

yup! and in 2020 as well

Maybe you have Celtiberian roots like me.

Because not everyone is going to like the same thing. Yes this song is beautiful but part of growing up is excepting the fact that not everyone likes the same thing. Once you grow up you'll understand and except that fact.

before romans came, celts made human sacrifices

Celtic Phoenix The "wicker man" and some references of Caesar in his book "The Gallic Wars"

Andoni Armentia how can you prove something by a movie or book? you prove it by facts. that's all what the invaders ever did to justify their actions, claim the natives were savages and sacrifice humans. they said the same shit about everyone, now look at our countries and the fabric of our society. an industrial, divided, racist, depressing, suicidal, addicted shithole with wank stains like you online still trying to justify the destruction of beautiful cultures.

D Cowart Do not lesson to Romans came and destroyed it lol they are still here as you can see loled dumb ass i'm Romano-celtic-Viking still magic and magical still part of the republic to this day if only you had a brain to use , in ways it part of the relgion in other places to loled ! . Before the Romans invaded, Celts lived in Britain. There were lots of different tribes ruled by kings or chiefs. Chiefs often fought one another. A chief would lead his warriors into battle in chariots pulled by horses. lol sort'a stopped that in way we helped you us more then you think made one tribe made roads and so on ! created baths for bathing for real so do not be a mug . in a'lot of ways we owe us a'lot ! . scontent.flhr3-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/26239326_544513649241069_5619273833349721989_n.jpg?_nc_cat=0&_nc_eui2=v1%3AAeH2-P8Chmi_i1Xb8zO3xujr-IW1-uV-G_R35pKv0zuDC0lnipVl-E_hIK3lUB9JFM6svl80yO520HMEt3cLVCoIYpVZGxpwoyPuu9pNOQytuQ&oh=8c53ad833e5527635d72c4aa5977914e&oe=5B592457 If you didn't know they still lived in uk for very long time and still fucking do ;p do not believe all your told or read about history lol war of the rose was in fact kingdoms en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wars_of_the_Roses way after so called Norman conquest that happened in 1066 we are a'lot closer to war of the roses then we are of the Norman conquest my name is in fact from before 1066 lol Celtic Phoenix When using a Phoenix is a roman'ish things loled its a burning eagle dumbass rising eagle

So did they. It was just the blood of our ancestors that ran red

Celtic is not a race, it is a lingual tradition.

You may call it as you will, it is a heritage which calls to its own in so profound a way as to make a hardened soul weep

it makes me want to dance even though I hardly know how and it's a very specific dance that I want to do

@@christopherknorr2895 its much more then just language you need to do your history research. Our peoples originate from a same/similar wonderful source

Racial is 100% correct.

The OZ Collector it's not too difficult.

Check out Sean Mor a great tracher of Gaelic

Took the words out my mouth, truly is beautiful

the English translation is in the description, and to me, it sounds like it was recorded in the key of Ebm (E flat minor)

true

Read the lyrics what she is saying that this man she encountered made an inappropriate suggestion and she is a virgin pending her wedding and not to mention her folk will kill him

Same

Maria Benke schöne Musik

Wonderful. Thanks. :D

My sentiments exactly!

This is actually Scottish Gaelic, a very close cousin to Irish Gaeilge. Both languages are Celtic. Most people mistakenly refer to the native irish language as Gaelic. This term should only be referred to the native scottish language. Their language is called Scottish Gaelic. The native Irish language is known as Gaeilge pronounced GALE-GEH .

+mrlost7575 me too. irland too

+mrlost7575 I have researched my genealogy, and can find no Scots in me (although there is Welsh and Irish)...but I too am drawn to Scotland. I think it is must be something less biological and more of the spirit.

thats because we are all the lost tribes of Israel. Research it.. including the Gaelic language in comparison to hebrew. some celtic groups even sing songs in hebrew, knowing their origins. we are kinsman

Go back far enough and yes we are all related, all 1 people, Yes I believe in God and the Bible.

+Justin Case I hate when I'm trying to enjoy something then the ugly middle eastern bible appears.

I've heard that Gaelic is a wonderful language. I've never heard it spoken before but when I heard this song, I could only relax and appreciate such beautiful music

That's Gaidhlig not Irish.