How to Count People in Irish, 1-10
We use specific words while counting people in the Irish language. To say one person, we say “duine amháin”, or you can just say “duine”. For…
How to Introduce Yourself in Irish
In this video, you'll be learning how you can introduce yourself, say where you’re from, and ask someone if they have a job in Irish!
Decolonize Your Hearts!
"Our forebears knew the importance of their local environment and that we are ‘fite fuaite’ (interwoven) with the land. Language and land are i…
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…
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 Scóir’
Current attitudes to the Irish language can be shown to clearly be the consequence of the success, and extreme brutality, of the English colonization …