The Seasons in Irish

In this video, we learn how to say ‘The Seasons’ (Na Séasúir) in Irish.

How to say The Seasons in Irish

The seasons are referred to as ‘Na Séasúir’ when talking about them collectively. The four seasons of the year are: an t-earrach (spring), an samhradh (summer), an fómhar (autumn/fall), an geimhreadh (winter).

Watch the video to practice your pronunciation of ‘The Seasons’ in Irish – Na Séasúir – and add to your ‘stór focal’ of new Irish words and phrases!

Samplaí Eile / Other Examples:

– Tá an samhradh ann = It is summer

– Tá an geimhreadh ag teacht = Winter is coming

– Lá fómhair = An autumn day

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