Member Profile: Ani Kazancioglu
"My adventure with learning Irish began last year. I loved it right from the beginning and I look forward to continuing! As a student from Turkey, I f…
New Courses begin Nov 1st!
New online Irish courses begin this November with the online community at LetsLearnIrish.com - bĂgĂ páirteach, a chairde!
How to say “Thank you” and “You’re welcome” in Irish.
When saying “Thank you”, you say “Go raibh maith agat”. The Irish for “You’re welcome” is “Tá fáilte romhat”.
Learning Irish in America: Discovering the language of my Great Grandparents
"I knew people who’d learned German and Italian and Spanish from their grandparents. Why were we not allowed to learn Irish?"
The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis and ‘An Bata ScĂłir’
Current attitudes to the Irish language can be shown to clearly be the consequence of the success, and extreme brutality, of the English colonization …
How to say “Please” in Irish
The phrase for please “Le do thoil”, literally means “with your will”. However, in normal conversation it translates to the English understand…
How to Count Hours in Irish
When counting time from one hour to twelve hours, we say “one hour” as “uair an chloig”, “two hours” is “dhá uair an chloig”...
Workshop on Irish Translation in October
Read details about our workshop on Irish translation skills, coming up in October, as well as our Monthly Free Workshop and new articles!