Lessons In The Irish Language (Buntús Cainte), 1968

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  • Опубликовано: 3 фев 2025

Комментарии • 29

  • @BravosReviews
    @BravosReviews Год назад +17

    Some people just have a magical presence and voice. She’s one of them.

  • @dublinthebest
    @dublinthebest Год назад +10

    I remember Buntus Cainte, there was 2 or 3 books that went with the TV series. I loved all the cartoon type drawings in the books.

    • @drithligh
      @drithligh Год назад +1

      They're still being published! 🙂

  • @mkAYY825
    @mkAYY825 Год назад +9

    god shes beautiful ! makes me want to learn irish

  • @sirchadiusmaximusiii
    @sirchadiusmaximusiii Год назад +2

    Love this.

  • @workerdrone4516
    @workerdrone4516 Год назад +1

    Beautiful

  • @alancawfield6549
    @alancawfield6549 Год назад +35

    I think if my Irish teacher looked like her and wore a mini-skirt to class I might have paid more attention.

    • @sammumoo8186
      @sammumoo8186 Год назад +11

      Stop seeing women as sexual objects

    • @jasonmeehan1269
      @jasonmeehan1269 Год назад +3

      ​@@sammumoo8186 no I'm a man one of two genders.

    • @alllovingcowherdboy4475
      @alllovingcowherdboy4475 Год назад +3

      @@sammumoo8186 stop seeing men as sexual objects

    • @dubliner1303
      @dubliner1303 Год назад

      @@alllovingcowherdboy4475 it’s only men who think its OK and would comment about a woman in this way. You’ll have to get a better reply than that dickhead.

  • @CharlieOBrienTF
    @CharlieOBrienTF Год назад +1

    "Cá rabhas ar feadh a lae uaim?" is the Irish version of Henry my Son ach amhrán uaighneach atá i gceist. Wouldn't fit the "optimistic" note called for here! The English song sounds lively but the story is about a nobleman that went mad.

  • @jerrycargill5062
    @jerrycargill5062 Год назад

    Oh wow that little musical break took a dark turn.

  • @beakyfree7023
    @beakyfree7023 Год назад +2

    Can anyone tell me who performs ' Henry my son' in this clip?

    • @RadugaTVfolkfest
      @RadugaTVfolkfest Год назад

      May be it is *"The Weaver Folk"?* This Irish folk quartet released this song _"Henry my son"_ with another one _("Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms")_ on vinil just in 1968.

  • @yankeeskunkee8519
    @yankeeskunkee8519 Год назад +1

    This is great!

  • @spmoran4703
    @spmoran4703 Год назад

    You know how to get to many places now.

  • @calvinsaxon5822
    @calvinsaxon5822 Месяц назад

    She almost said, "I want to hear all you loyal Papists saying it back to us." Or am I just paranoid?

  • @zeebird66
    @zeebird66 Год назад +6

    I have become quite afraid of bogs.

    • @cecircinn2908
      @cecircinn2908 Год назад

      As a speaker of Scots and English I would have preferred a sentence equivalent to "Bide awa fae i bog " or " Keep away from the bog " if I was learning Irish
      Or at least following up with the Irish for "Help !!!!!!!!!! " 😋

    • @happyenda3632
      @happyenda3632 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@cecircinn2908
      Fan amach ó na portaigh.
      Keep away from bogs.
      Cabhraigh liom!/Cuidigh liom!
      Help!

  • @DA-og4px
    @DA-og4px Год назад

    Is the female host English, or just trying to sound English??

    • @arianrhodhyde7482
      @arianrhodhyde7482 Год назад +3

      Could be the fabled RTÉ accent. Apparently back in the day some Radio Éireann newsreaders would refer with a straight face to "Pawkistan"

    • @arianrhodhyde7482
      @arianrhodhyde7482 Год назад +1

      @Seán Ó Laocha Senator David Norris is the only person I can think of who still has it

    • @arianrhodhyde7482
      @arianrhodhyde7482 Год назад

      @Seán Ó Laocha Shane Ross went to boarding school in England I believe so a bit of accent drift could be expected. I don't think that's true of Norris...

  • @oceantiara
    @oceantiara Год назад +5

    I'm disgusted with myself for not learning the Irish 🤐

    • @arianrhodhyde7482
      @arianrhodhyde7482 Год назад +4

      Gael linn do a course. Obviously second languages come easier to some people than others but if you want to improve your Irish now you can. Ádh mór!

    • @oceantiara
      @oceantiara Год назад +3

      @@arianrhodhyde7482 Thanks now