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Thanks so much for this beautiful telling of Oisin's story. I'm reminded of a saying, "the Irish ... all their wars are merry and all their songs are sad." :)

I think, when I get to Cornwall next summer, I'll be hearing a lot of Ty wokki. my daughter- "Dadd2y, what does that mean?" He's telling me I did a great job.

Hi what is the full name of the girl Rose who sings with you? Both amazing

Love it

Very enjoyable. You have a wonderful voice. Can anyone translate the last song please.

I wish I had seen some dancing in the next video, but I'm just being greedy.

Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤😊

Ydw, dwi'n caru hwn!

hey, so either wiki is wrong or you. Im guessing its wiki it says "[ɯ] ⓘ Turkish kayık "caïque", Scottish Gaelic gaol Like [u], but with the lips flat; something like [ʊ]." it sounds like unrounded "y" instead. Could you explain that vowel? (also why there a V at the end of "gaol")

I love Joy!

What happened to the delightful full version of this? wha tease!

Hello, these are great resources. Thanks.

Learning Breton as well...I noticed some similarities

So beautiful, the tone in your voice.

Tapadh leibh Joy, tha sin cho sporsail

hi! Regards from Argentina. Nice story, thanks!

The sights plus the story telling… man, totally subscribed

how is it possible he was sad if they were always happy there, thats a contradiction

I’d love to know how to write the name of the last lullaby ❤️most beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Have you seen my little Jimmy? My little love, my little boy. Have you seen my little Jimmy? As he was going down the road. No shoes at all on his little feet. On his little feet, on his little feet. No shoes at all on his little feet. Nor a little hat or coat. Going to school is little Jimmy My little love, my little boy, Going to school is little Jimmy A little yellow book in his pocket. On his back is a little bag A little bag, a little bag On his back is a little bag And his little lunch inside it. He was born in Móin a Lín At the bottom of the hill in a little bird nest He was born in Móin a Lín Near to Bun Dóite. The love of my heart is my little Jimmy My little love, my little boy. The love of my heart is my little Jimmy From morning till night.

An bhfaca tú mo Shéamuisín? Mo stóirín óg, mo bhuachaillín. An bhfaca tú mo Shéamuisín? Is é ‘gabháil síos an bóthar. Níl bróg ar bith ar a dhá choisín. Ar a dhá choisín, ar a dhá choisín. Níl bróg ar bith ar a dhá choisín. Níl caipín air ná clóca. Ag dul ar scoil tá Séamuisín Mo stóirín óg, mo bhuachaillín Ag dul ar scoil tá Séamuisín ‘S a leabharín buí sa phóca. Ar a dhroim tá máilín beag Tá máilín beag, tá máilín beag Ar a dhroim tá máilín beag 'S a lóinsín ann is dócha. Do rugadh é i Móin a Lín Ag bun an chnoic i nead éinín Do rugadh é i Móin a Lín In aice le Bun Dóite. Ó grá mo chroí mo Shéamuisín Mo stóirín óg, mo bhuachaillín. Ó grá mo chroí mo Shéamuisín Ar maidin is tráthnóna.

Beautiful! Amhránaíocht álainn

Thanks, Cori, for your version of this classic tale. Oisin really got to have it all. His good heart and final act of kindness was a perfect way to break the spell and set forever what kind of man he truly was. This is the eternal dilemma of demi-gods and vampires. It is our ephemeral existence that makes it all so precious. So many Irish fairy stories have this time discontinuity that cannot be undone by any spell. Only the time in the future is available for such mischief. The past is gone forever.

Brillaint storyteller. I was hanging on every word. 😀

I'm finding that even though the spelling in so hard, it's vastly helpful to have the subtitles

i love the story

I have tried to learn gaelic and got quite good with it you are a good teacher and it is easier to learn from you than previous teachers

Go you Cornish!! So proud!! XXX

what a great song

hi christophe

Yes - brilliant !

Lovely old song - glad that this part of our steam heritage is being preserved.

Cool story

Thx

Mark Where do you get the CORNISH PRO OUCIATION from. As far as I know , there are no recordings of CORNISH?

Is itpossible to use BEVAN or BEWAN for to live , to dwell? AR BEV ... LIFE

So simi,ar to breon Good ... mad DemAd ... helloS Ta ... then Bevan Bevan bars kemper... I live in QUEMPER .

Breton piou who Me zo eurus ... lauuen o skrivan ganti i happy to write you

Breton laouenn happy Skuizh tired

Fun to watch-a little real jewel to find&the accent&the hair brought me back to Italian&Irish street& use this with gluten free & its super

"Donal Kenny" has my heart broken! Soooo beautiful, Eoghan!

Which 'strain' of Cornish is this, please?

Hi Mark. Very good workshop 👍 Will you be doing more language videos? My mother was Cornish

What a fun song!

Bleddy hungry now!!!

Sounds fabulous. Looking for the full version of this piece online.