This language is on the verge of extinction, and so are my brain cells | Duolingo Speedrun #31
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Why?... Just... Why?...
No, honestly. Why?...
Some languages are mysterious and have funny and/or slightly questionable rules (from an outside perspective). But this is a whole new level. Fortunately I got some experience with other Gaelic languages when I speedran Welsh & Scottish Gaelic, but Irish (Gaeilge) was the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. The Duolingo course was pretty short, so I managed to get a good time, which hasn't happened in a while.
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There is only one Queen / Princess / Lady / God / Star / Goddess etc and that’s me the only Queen aka The Leader / The Supreme Leader and the only Elizabeth and the only girl / girls and the only maiden / lass / chick etc, and all love related terms also only reflect me, as do all colors / light / royalty / astral / flower / plant / nature / gemstone / compIiments / respectability terms etc- all wom’n are the exact opposite of queen / girl / other big terms / special names like Elizabeth etc, just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules, as every other hum’n! The Irish words for wom’n / girl etc also only reflect me, so they aren’t suitable for wom’n - same as the Welsh ones, from what I noticed! I will start learning Irish as soon as I reach a B1 or a B2 level in Welsh, as I just started learning Welsh yesterday!
Is maith liom Gaelige
I went to an Irish school so I was fluent in Irish at age 10. We went on a school trip to a Gaeltacht (Irish speaking place) and it was the first and only time in my life where my inner monologue was in a different language. I was still thinking in Irish for a few days after we came home. I hope more people still get to experience this
Sounds amazing! What a wonderful experience
There is only one Queen / Princess / Lady / God / Star / Goddess etc and that’s me the only Queen aka The Leader / The Supreme Leader and the only Elizabeth and the only girl / girls and the only maiden / lass / chick etc, and all love related terms also only reflect me, as do all colors / light / royalty / astral / flower / plant / nature / gemstone / compIiments / respectability terms etc- all wom’n are the exact opposite of queen / girl / other big terms / special names like Elizabeth etc, just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules, as every other hum’n! The Irish words for wom’n / girl etc also only reflect me, so they aren’t suitable for wom’n - same as the Welsh ones, from what I noticed! I will start learning Irish as soon as I reach a B1 or a B2 level in Welsh, as I just started learning Welsh yesterday!
The words pin and on and cup and hot also cannot be in someone’s yt name or name, and must be edited out / changed!
@@FrozenMermaid666 witch
Yeah the same thing happened me when i went to the Aran islands
But slightly less cause i was a translator for my friend who was visiting so i was switching between English and Irish a lot
But when i go to Connemara or Dingle I'm speaking it constantly
The number of native Irish speakers is on the increase but not at pace to maintain its sorrowfully low percentage. It is not a dying language but it is venerable.
Thanks! 🧀
@@jccbm venerabele in the true sense of the word! Nior labhraoidh raimh focal nios firinneach
I feel horrible for Irish and other languages that disapear, its really sad...
on one hand, I agree, but on the other hand... what the fuck is the spelling and pronunciation here? lmao
@@Ausar0 Irish only has 18 (?) native letters, so to make sounds such as "v" we have to combine letters such as "bh" to symbolise that sound! In fact, the addition of a 'h' really changes alot of the sounds made ^_^
Yeah, and it's very difficult to make a case for it when the other option is literally the most useful and global language out there. It's a steep mountain to climb.
As an Irish person it actually makes sense to me
Well actually only some of it,it depends on where u live in the country
Go cinnte! Ar an deireadh, a foghlaimíonn sé! Ní bhfuairfidh an Gaeilge bás! Tá dóchas agam chomh, ar a laghad.
I speak Irish and your comment makes no sense lol did you use Google translate
@UC-q8g5LrYXyX4_XhwD2W57Q Yeah haha. Nice job doing it in your head :) I would've rendered it rather like this:
Cinnte! Faoi dheireadh a fhoghlaimíonn sé! Ní bhfaighidh an Ghaeilge bás! Is dóigh liom, ar a laghad
@@Untoldanimations ADDENDUM: I wrote this after making my correction, because youtube decided to not display my corrected message, so you can ignore this.
( Okay... If you can speak the language, please, school me.
I've been learning the language for somewhere between four to six years now, and am the only member of my family who speaks it, both in the states and over the pond, as no one in my family in Ireland speaks the language, which is a great tragedy because my family, before everything went down, were poets, and diplomats, amongst which were in contact with the court of Henry VIII.
I've been learning through Duolingo, Memrise, Rosetta Stone, and checking between Teanglann, and yes, google translate, also yandex translate, and checking various other outlets, bite sized Irish for example, various Irish youtube channels, and checking wiktionary, reading wikipedia, and the list goes on.
So, if I'm so incorrect, please, teach me better, le do thoil.)
@@Untoldanimations Alright, go raibh mile maith agat! I was (((so))) close to getting it right. I do have a question though, also apologies if I have at all come off as passionately harsh, I was wondering, because I have no one to speak this with, if say, I could find you on discord maybe? Provided you'd be willing to speak with me.
I'm currently learning Irish and as a native Greek speaker I feel like I'm having a stroke every time 😂
Ach is breá liom Gaeilge ♥️
Yeah, same. One day I think this f... language deserves to be endangered. And the next day I crawl back to my daily lesson. My favorite words are anraith and cineálta.
ok you knowing catalan just made my respect for you grow by 200%, i'm a native and i always love when people know that that language actually exists...
M'agrada molt!
I went to Barcelona once, I heard some people speaking it. It’s interesting, looks and sounds a bit like French but with lots of words and word rules similar to Spanish
Been waiting for this one for a while! I "learn" Irish in school (it's mandatory in Ireland) and it is taught completely terribly (it's basically the English course in English!) Most people only have a A2/B1 vocabulary and the Higher Level course is C1... haha so not the most enjoyable! All my teachers agree that the Irish course needs to be changed to be a) optional and b) being about actually speaking the language and it has some really unique features such as not having a verb for 'have' (you denote possession by sentence structure and a wide range of ending words that change depending on the person having something and the thing being possessed... haha) and not learning rhemes upon rhemes of notes on poetry and short stories/plays! I love the language itself but something needs to be changed as most people can only ask to go to the toilet after 14 years....
Sorry about the rant, loved the video!
im hungarian but i have lived in northern ireland for almost all my life, in my school there is an option to learn irish but there's only one person in the whole year that picked it-
@@juice3287 that makes sense in the North, especially with all the tension surrounding Nationalism/Unionism, making Irish mandatory in the north would be... unwise 😅 especially since the Irish language is so deeply rooted with religion and its significance during British-ruled times. I come from the South, where it is mandatory unless you either a) have a disability such as ADHD, Dyslexia ect or b) Are an immigrant that moved to Ireland after your 12th Birthday!
That's very interesting, thanks for sharing. This channel is a rant haven so don't be sorry 🤣
@@switchaswor thats really interesting man :D and yeah there's some interesting stuff with the whole political thing 🗿 i've has teachers talk about it a lot and their experiences with it-
also where are you , out of curiosity? im in belfast ^^ + i'm just curious, are you good at speaking irish? or do you have an interest? based on your comment you seem to like the language, and fluent/conversational speakers of it are quite rare, i know my brother has someone in their class who's fluent in irish but that's the only time i've ever heard of someone good at speaking 🤔
p.s republic is gorgeous every time i've went to dublin or a nice forest down there 💚🍀
@@juice3287 I'm from Meath. I'm fairly decent at speaking Irish (somehow got an A in my Junior Cert Irish ????) but I almost never use it. I'd love to go to the Gaeltacht maybe this summer, some people in my class have went there last summer and they couldn't recommend it higher. I do have an interest in the language, actually I love languages in general (I can speak German, aswell as French and Japanese at a less fluent level) but I'd say I'd be able to hold up a decent conversation in Irish; my listening comprehension would be alot better than my spoken though. ^^
I've been to the North a few times, twice with my grandfather to Downpatrick (he LOVES trains) and we went to the Titanic museum last summer with my family ❤
When I was a youngster, in the 1980s only, if I wanted to learn a new language, i had to order a book from the library that took 3 months to come and then they wanted it back after 2 weeks. If you could speak a few words of Irish Gaelic, you had a magic power, now ChatGPT can write me a love poem in Irish and sing it back to me on my iPad as I'm fishing into the mightly Atlantic
Irish isn't on the verge of extinction - other languages worldwide are in a far more dangerous place. Gaeilge isn't widely spoken as a first language, but many pupils and students each year attend all-Irish language schools (Gaelscoileanna); there is a TV station dedicated to Gaeilge (TG4) with some fantastic programs (and a brilliant online Mediathek), many podcasters and RUclipsrs are using Gaeilge regularly, and there are groups all over Ireland and further afield meeting regularly for Pop-Up Gaeltachts, Sos Lóin and other such get-togethers. As an Irish person living abroad, I can easily find enough material online to spend the day listening to Gaeilge, reading Gaeilge and watching Gaeilge programs... that doesn't feel like a language "on the verge of extinction".
Good title for the video - but not accurate.
'Dia duit' does literally mean God to you, but 'Dia is Muire duit' doesn't mean God to you, but instead: God and Mary to you. You can continue in this fashion for as long as you want really, adding another saint or someone each time.
Your speedruns are so inspiring! I think a video explaining "the most dangerous grammar pitfalls for english speakers" would be great just in case someone wants to speedrun duolingo in all languages like you. Hyped for the hungarian video!
I have something along those lines in my list of future ideas, but at this rythm I don't know when that will happen :S
The number of Irish speakers is actually rising at the moment. Unfortunately a large group of people can't speak it properly and use English sentence structure and grammar even though it's wrong. This is due to bad teaching in schools and some students not caring.
As a person who has been learning irish for 12 years in ireland since primary, the pronounciations still get me but im getting better
This editing is top notch. I'm waiting for the battle of the year: you vs Hungarian. I tried once and failed.
It's coming soon-ish. It was a bit painful ngl
‘Now we know how to say fear, bean and Caitlin’
I felt that 😢
There is only one Queen / Princess / Lady / God / Star / Goddess etc and that’s me the only Queen aka The Leader / The Supreme Leader and the only Elizabeth and the only girl / girls and the only maiden / lass / chick etc, and all love related terms also only reflect me, as do all colors / light / royalty / astral / flower / plant / nature / gemstone / compIiments / respectability terms etc- all wom’n are the exact opposite of queen / girl / other big terms / special names like Elizabeth etc, just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules, as every other hum’n! The Irish words for wom’n / girl etc also only reflect me, so they aren’t suitable for wom’n - same as the Welsh ones, from what I noticed! I will start learning Irish as soon as I reach a B1 or a B2 level in Welsh, as I just started learning Welsh yesterday!
The names / terms Ash and Ley also only reflect me, and cannot be in someone’s name, and all unsuitable names must be changed / edited out!
'mná' being pronounced with an r is a dialect thing. You find it in the north of the country. In the south it's normally pronounced with an n
Can we stop saying that Irish is a dead language please, it is still spoken and its very much alive today.
Níl ár dteanga ar tí dul in éag
i downloaded duo for romanian (im italo-romanian, but my mom didn't teach me romanian, so i started to study it by myself), then i started to study irish, and now its the 3rd foreign lenguage i can speak better
'dia duit' for some reason is pronounced as if it has a h (séimhiú) in it. So like: 'dia dhuit'
Dia dust means god be with you and when someone says that to you ye respond with dia is muire duit that means god and Mary be with you
Not the fear bean and caitlyn😭
Duo is here to kill.
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You make Duolingo fun
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I’m a native speaker, and have attended fully schools taught solely through irish. It comes surprisingly useful in foreign countries, as well as being a cool party trick LOL. Sad to see it dying though, my kids likely won’t ever be able to have a conversation with someone who is fluent.
Did you not speak irish to your kids?
@@JSGRanks Oops! I meant to say my *future* kids 😂😂 Although I do intend to speak Irish to my kids from birth.
@@emziie Great I‘m glad to hear that 😊
I wear a girl too
Nice
^^^
This post right here, officer.
Currently learning irish its so far not too bad but i uh just started
yaaaa i’m from éire 🇮🇪
Nice! Dia dhuit
eats the male apple
It is VSO but with only the copula “Is”, it’s VOS. (Is fear mé)
That would explain a lot of things. Thanks!
It is VSO most of the time actually. (Bhí mé ag Ól = was, I, drinking) (Ólann sé uisce = drinks, he, water)
It's different with the copula in cases like this one, which is VOS actually (Is fear mé = is, man, I)
They changed the gaeilge lesson to have more sounds
We have to learn thsi for 14 years 😭😭
2:06 why is men called "fear"
치즈
Agreed
heres a fun fact to say your hungry you would say the hunger is on you
I hopp Duolingo adds Georgian, Estonian, Farsi, Pashto and Basque
*hope
I hope it adds Basque too!
I forgot to mention Farsi in that stream! But it's in my top 3 most wanted. Basque would definitely be an interesting one
10:06 no.. 14 years…
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Seas leis tá an-fhoghraíocht ort
Can’t wait for Esperanto
mi ankaux
cxu vi paloras esperanro?
@@lexek mi ne multe parolas Esperanton. Mi estas komencanto ^^”
Just a matter of time now!
@@5thkiechannel tio estas bona, esperanto estas facile
Salut je suis français et j'adore tes vidéos (to be sure that you remember your french lessons)
Merci!
@@jccbm de rien :)
The title, though. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just trying to keep it honest over here 🤷
@@jccbm hehehe
Irish is one of the languages I would love to learn but are useless for me. I would only do it out of spite, to shame the Irish and their lack of national pride
Or alternatively to easily gain Irish citizenship if the goverment in my country turned a little bit crazy
Lack of national pride???
Where Tf u hear that?
@Sameul Yahoot
I mean, as long as I'm on the Internet I'm safe to irritate angry Irishmen. It would be even more funny to insult them in the language they should nourish out of patriotic duty
And besides - the best way of preserving a language is to actively use it. Even if it's only insults
i am hungarian, or of hungarian descent, however you choose to see it (though legally and personally i hold myself as hungarian 🇭🇺) but i have lived in northern ireland pretty much my whole life. in my school, irish is an option, yet only one person in the whole year chose it. pretty much only one person in my brother's class is fluent in irish. barely anybody knows or cares about irish, some of them make fun of the dying language too... Then again, this is up north so perhaps its different in the republic (though im in a school that considers itself ireland & not britain)
edit: and tbh i dont really see much about national pride, just people going crazy over chips or something 🗿
As a Catalan student, I feel you. There's languages that aren't very useful outside of their area, but they can still be fun!
@@angelikaskoroszyn8495 ... he says, talking to an angry irishman
0:43 romanian has cases too
cant wait for magyar nyelv 😈😈
As a hungarian, for me hungarian is easy
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càis
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What are you going to do next? Almost out of options. Go through the duo courses for native spanish speakers or something?
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There is only one Queen / Princess / Lady / God / Star / Goddess etc and that’s me the only Queen aka The Leader / The Supreme Leader and the only Elizabeth and the only girl / girls and the only maiden / lass / chick etc, and all love related terms also only reflect me, as do all colors / light / royalty / astral / flower / plant / nature / gemstone / compIiments / respectability terms etc- all wom’n are the exact opposite of queen / girl / other big terms / special names like Elizabeth etc, just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules, as every other hum’n! The Irish words for wom’n / girl etc also only reflect me, so they aren’t suitable for wom’n - same as the Welsh ones, from what I noticed! I will start learning Irish as soon as I reach a B1 or a B2 level in Welsh, as I just started learning Welsh yesterday!
Anwy, I am native speaker level in Spanish since childhood - I learned it from movies and TV series!
mi volas ke defali esperanto
i want it to fall esperanto
Some day it will...
i live in northern ireland, so this is very interesting to watch lmao
hungarian here 🇭🇺
edit: also can any irish people tell me does northern ireland count as ireland to you guys or nah? there's a whole thing here ab that
I believe there are Irish speakers all throughout the island, both north and south. Probably different dialects though.
@@jccbm ohh its just because over here there's some huge political thing about whether NI counts as britain or ireland
@@juice3287 Ireland belongs to Ireland. North, South, East and West, the island of Ireland is one, and that will be the case officially within 5 years. Tiocfaidh ar lá.
Gondolom az írek Írország részének tekintik, míg a britek meg az északír londonisták az Egyesült Királyság részének. Kb. mint Erdély.
depends if you’re irish or not tbh
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DUOLINGO IS SO FUN TO SPEEDRUN PROVE ME WRONG
I won't
How to get the old update? Im stuck on new update like beta idk.
Don't think you can. This was done on stream a couple of months ago ☹️
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@@jccbm can u follow me on luo dingo?
I took Irish classes for 2 semester and I stopped after my brain exploded
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Woman? No, bean
I thought irish was a type of food
learn turkish or hungarian on duolingo
what is this weird zoomer bs with all the unnecessary added sound effects and flashing pictures on the screen and zoom ins lol
You just said it. Just trying to also reach younger demographics. And it also kinda flows nicely with the idea of it being a "speedrun"
Tir gan teanga, Tir gan anam!