I love your easy to understand and friendly way of teaching. I teach a different foreign language, and there is no verb “to have”. It’s said as “There is to me a horse”, or “There is not to me a horse”.
Your the best teacher ever.. because of you I've learned so much Gaelic and I use it in every day language.. find myself causing fights over coffee or tea..lol this is helping my mind and meaning full because of my heretige and love for Scotland..I wanted to tell you that you are incredible 👌🌹 Love and Peace
Halo a’charaid👋🏼I hope you’re well and the new year has been a good one so far.I watched some of the Witcher this winter to better understand your lesson. Interesting. Beannachd!
I am familiar with these two terms from your online course, but this really helps reinforce the two terms and how they are used, helps solidify the terms more in my mind. I know "agad" is also used for "at him" or "at" someone. Is "agad" used in general terms for at another person where "aige" and "aice" is strictly him and her?
For me. It would be really helpful to have the translations written verbatim. I still have trouble with the syntax of Gaelic. Otherwise. Love your teaching manner.
@@GaelicwithJason thank you Jason. I am learning every day and still remember what you said about the order of a sentence. Sometimes it is harder with sentences that have things like this is too much money or we have to save our money sentences like that but I will learn
Fun witcher fact if roach ran away geralt would get roach! Geralt simply gets another chestnut mare and name it roach all of his horses have been roach
I love your easy to understand and friendly way of teaching. I teach a different foreign language, and there is no verb “to have”. It’s said as “There is to me a horse”, or “There is not to me a horse”.
Your the best teacher ever.. because of you I've learned so much Gaelic and I use it in every day language.. find myself causing fights over coffee or tea..lol this is helping my mind and meaning full because of my heretige and love for Scotland..I wanted to tell you that you are incredible 👌🌹 Love and Peace
Your videos and style are really helping me learn and understand more. Tapadh leibh!
I love all your videos. I so agree that learning Gaelic enriches life. Offering a different way of looking at things.Tha mi a dol leat. Moran taing.
Halo a’charaid👋🏼I hope you’re well and the new year has been a good one so far.I watched some of the Witcher this winter to better understand your lesson. Interesting. Beannachd!
Great video on the topic I’m learning just now. Also I love the Witcher so love this series of videos! Tapadh leibh à Alba!
Thank you so much for your video, your time, your laugh !!! Mòran taing!
I am familiar with these two terms from your online course, but this really helps reinforce the two terms and how they are used, helps solidify the terms more in my mind. I know "agad" is also used for "at him" or "at" someone. Is "agad" used in general terms for at another person where "aige" and "aice" is strictly him and her?
Excellent!
Love it, thanks
For me. It would be really helpful to have the translations written verbatim. I still have trouble with the syntax of Gaelic.
Otherwise. Love your teaching manner.
Your videos Jason are so great and help me so much. Jason a question when we ask a question do we say will you have a. House Am bi thu thigh agad?
Very close! We don't need 'thu' there: "Am bi taigh agad?" 🙂
@@GaelicwithJason thank you Jason. I am learning every day and still remember what you said about the order of a sentence. Sometimes it is harder with sentences that have things like this is too much money or we have to save our money sentences like that but I will learn
Tapadh leibh a thidseir!
Fun witcher fact if roach ran away geralt would get roach! Geralt simply gets another chestnut mare and name it roach all of his horses have been roach