Name written on screen:🤬📈 Also known as Justin: 😀🤠

My brother's name is Connor, he's half Ojibwe but on our mom's side we have Irish, Norse, Welsh, English, and a tiny pinch of Russian, according to Dna tests we all took.

What a rabbit hole....I could listen to those Irish names all day. I love your videos

I think if you concatenate any two of these you'd have an unguessable and unbreakable password.

I have 4 kids. 3 boys and a lil girl. Their names are: Deglan Thorsten, Cullen Bragi, Kiran Eirlys, and Freya Bláithín.

Missed you, Wolfe Mama! God bless you and your wee one! Can’t wait to hear the name you pick for him or her!👶🏻

Turlough also means 'dry lake' - particularly a lake that is formed when ground water rises in the wet seasons (very unique to the west of Ireland)

We named our new puppy Rian....We believe it means Little King. Very happy for you and your family!!

Love this . I LOL’d at Justin . I’m learning (slowly) Irish on Duolingo )an app - I just got my DNA done and I’m NINETY FIVE PERCENT British, Irish & Scottish . I knew my parents were from UK but I didn’t know NINETY FIVE percent of me was !! Makes sense tho . You should see my teeth (British) and I’ve been Celtic pagan / witch leaning forever . So I’m embracing my roots now . Kids are grown and I’m planning to come out and investigate “home” next year . I have no living relatives here in 🇨🇦 except my two kids but know my cousins in England - very excited to visit Ireland (my dads side ) and also Scotland as my mums brother lived in Wick until he died last year . Videos like this feel like Home funny enough Thank you for this ! I got pretty close on about 1/2 from what I’ve learned so far , got a few right and totally missed a lot lol My fave is how bh somehow makes a v sound

Love your videos, especially the boys and girls names. Love the way you pronounce and explain each one! Thank you!

I love your videos. I'm so glad you're feeling better. My wonderful husband is from Cork and I'm always proud when I can get these names right. I love the phrases he uses, now that I know the difference between "yer one" and "yer man". 😂 💙🍀💙

That was very helpful. Thank you. Congratulations and best wishes on your up coming arrival.

Congrats on the pregnancy! I have a question for you if you don't mind. I'm half Irish through my dad (his mom was from Co. Galway and his dad from Swords, Co. Dublin) but I have never learned any Irish, and nor has he. I really want to get to a good level so I can speak to my nan in Irish rather than English, but I don't know any quick, easy ways of doing so. Any tips? I watched your videos on common words which were helpful but I wanted to go a bit more advanced. I can definitely say I grew up with a lot of Irish customs though! Saying no a million times before you say yes, saying so many byes you just have to walk out eventually, and more.

I think I'm Irish now. lol! thank you so much for making these videos, really love it. more pleeaasee!

Congratulations on your pregnancy. Hope you're feeling better with morning sickness. Thank you for informative video.❤❤❤

Congratulations! Loved that you included Justin - as it is my son's name.

I love Tadhg, Oisín and Fionn.

Your videos are really well explained, and I love the little bit of history behind the names. With the Labhraidh, I thought bh was pronounced as v, but it's a w. Does it depend on what letters are before or after it? Maybe you could do a video about the Irish alphabet and the different sounds letters make together x

Congrats on the new little

Welcome back you been busy and look good too

Good afternoon, I got perhaps three names out of all of these, but they are great.

🎉 congratulations... and i was able to pronounce quite a few of them.

Congratulations! I hope you and baby are healthy and happy!

Físeán den scoth bean álainn 😍❤️😍❤️😍 beannachtaí ó Mheicsiceo🇲🇽❤️🇮🇪^^

Congratulations on your blessing! 🤰🏼❤

I grew up in England, moved to Belfast learned the pronunciation of many irish names, moved to Tipperary and get strange looks when i mention some of the names since they are suddenly pronounced differently 😄 . My daughter Caoimhe went from keeva to queeva.

VERY difficult! I didn't get any of them, although I came close on a few. Could you please tell me about Mharcais?

With all your knowledge of names and origins, it would be interesting to see what you’ll choose for your baby! May you have an easier time in your remaining pregnancy. ❤️

My daughters partner is Irish and his name is Padraig, his is pronounced Paw rig, but everyone calls him Podge

Nice video , do you have a blog or website , if you want one l can build it for you with high quality

My son's name is Connor. Good to know!

Have you covered Ciarán or Ciaran before? The pronunciations seem to vary on the internet. What is your take? Thank you!

And I thought learning Klingon pronunciation was difficult... Yes ofc. she speaks and writes the pronounciation here, but imagine encountering the written words in "the wild" and having to know how to speak them.

You are seriously so beautiful. I love your top too (hands in sleeves will be back soon lol)

How do you pronounce Iagan ?

I love your videos. God bless you with your upcoming birth. Is this your first child? Please tell us the stories you grew up hearing. We'd love that. Take care. 🥰

Hang on, how do you get Justin out of that name?

Congratulations 🎊

I got some of these names right. I need to know the gender of the baby👦👧👦👧

hahaha. I didn't get ONE of them correct. Congratulations on your pregnancy.

"Bring 🇨🇦 Troops Home! @GordBolton ·Jun 18, 2022 Replying to @DagnyTaggart369 I was curious about that name (Taggart) for a long time. We had some neighbors with that name out on the prairies when I was a child." Greetings Wolfe Momma & congratulations! The name of the neighbour was McTaggart. I am one of those stupid people who look for meaning in things including names. I asked what the name meant & no-one could tell me. Much much later I learned that the literal translation of McTaggart was son of a priest (druid) or even better son of one who honours the bards! Even more interesting is the ancient Tagar culture in the Valley of the Kings near the Altai Mountains who were very much into beautiful Scythian art 1000s of years ago. According to the Decimali Channel the population of Wales, Ireland, Scotland & some Baltic countries have high percentages of the Tagar DNA! I explored the theory that much, most maybe all the fair skinned blond haired population of Europe rode in on horseback from Central & Eastern Asia. An Iranian contemporary of Genghis Khan described him as a large man with red hair & green eyes -- maybe a cousin of the Eric the Red?