#gaeilgeoir

[ly0nstea]

Make an Irish slasher movie call that shit Gaeil-gore

[fainne-geal-an-lae]

FIRST EVER IRISH LANGUAGE FILM TO BE NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR CAME IN 2023!!!!!!!! I am absolutely beside myself with pure happiness and so many emotions - my first language, my mother tongue, getting the recognition it deserves all thanks to An Cailín Ciúin. Never been prouder to be a Gaeilgeoir!!!

ALSO The Banshees of Insheerin and Paul Mescal getting all those noms means it is Ireland’s strongest ever year at the Oscars!!!

Ealaín na hÉireann abú!!!!!

[bloctg4]

Apart from Teanglann, Fóclóir, and Téarma, what other websites are good resources for getting better at Irish and writing with good grammar and terminology usage?

mar chuid de TG4, mholfadh muid TG4 Foghlaim!

ach má théann tú ar google is féidir neart liostaí a aimsiú go héasca:

irish central

let's learn irish

dublin city

foras na gaeilge

[impishdullahan]

Aje gie dit kunt lesen, ton moede gie e vroagje na mie sturen, asjeblief. 'k wil ekik e bitje vloams oefenen.

Más féidir leat seo a léann, cuir ceist orm, le do thoil. Ba mhaith liom mo ghaeilge a chleachtadh.

[cunla]

behind the scenes of “fan”

my upcoming short film as gaeilge… coming soon! 🫶

[strawb3rryqueer]

Chríochnaigh mé an fráma a phéinteáil! Sílim go gcuirfidh mé pictiúr díom féin agus de mo chat sa fhráma 😺

[gracieslays]

CUTESY LITTLE INTRO!!!

(i forgot to do this ever and i wanna make mutuals)

• my name is a secret butttt ig i put just "m" in here a lot!!!

• im 16

• im irish!!!

• in love with noah kahan, gracie abrams, maisie peters, boygenius (and members), hozier, lana, conan gray, olivia rodrigo, sabrina carpenter and taylor swift <3

FOLLOW ME / INTERACT IF U WANNA BE MUTUALS

(and reblog if ur feeling super duper nice today)

[vmprshrk]

🥀🕯

An bhfuil reiligiún agat?...

Níl me reiligiúnach, ach I mo thuarim tá sé suimuil ag foglaim cad a ceapeann na chultúr éagsúla le na mairbh...

[foxgiove]

lá fhéile pádraig sona daoibh <3

[ivyorion]

hey just throwing this out there

I'm looking for somebody who speaks Irish and English to maybe help me learn how to speak Irish casually??

In return I'd be happy to teach ye Swedish if that's of any interest as I'm a native speaker

I'll even send u some Scottish or Swedish treats pen pal style :)))

[ly0nstea]

IF YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR IRISH GO TO CULA4.COM (ITS A KIDS STATION SO THE WORDS AND VOCAB USED ARE AIMED AND YOUNGER CHILDREN HENCE MORE COMPREHENSIBLE THAN A SOAP LIKE ROS NA RÚN( ITS GOT SPONGEBOB AND HORRID HENRY (HIS NAME IS DÓNAL DÁNA AHHHHHH) GIVING AHIT LIKE THIS RECOGNITION, BOOSTS, AND ENGAGEMENT IS EXACTLY HOW YOU TELL THE IRISH GOVERNMENT WE WANT THIS SHIT AND WE WANT MORE IRISH THEYBONLY LAUNCHED LIKE 3 HRS AGO GO WATCH

[ly0nstea]

There'a really no reason to be shocmed that names change, all languages that have noun classes do it, hence why Caesars last words in the play are "Et tu, Brute?" And not "Et tu, Brutus?" Brutus' name is in the genitive case because he's being called to. If it makes you feel better the h doesnt really have anything to do with it, before it was just a dot, a little marker that let you know but that wasn't convenient for typewriters, no one wants to add like 15 new letters for one language that was actively being killed off.

Also the séimhiú is enturely consistent within its own rule, i before e is broken multiple times in english.

The séimhiú applies to nouns in all tenses and verbs in past tenses and conditional tense, along with all negative statements except the imperative

No one ever gets to make fun of “I before e except after c” ever again.

I just read a several page blog post about how and when to stick an H into Irish words and it doesn’t make any sense.

On a specific set of consonants, if you’re using a specific list of prepositions, using the word “my”, asking someone a question (yes you literally change how you spell and pronounce another persons name apparently. My name is now pronounced gella but only when you ask me a question), or using a feminine noun (did not explain the rules of that) or a feminine adjective (who the fuck is grammatically gendering adjectives) but in some of those cases if it’s a D or an T it DOESNT actually happen…

Then you stick an H after the first letter and change how you pronounce it.

…..in one specific dialect.

And it did not clarify in what tenses this applies. Is it only present tense? All of them? Some but not all?

[bloctg4]

hi más suim libh, tá sraith againn darbh ainm An Oifig atá mar radharc isteach go saol oibre i TG4

(hi if you're interested, we have a series called An Oifig (The Office) to give a glimpse into a day in the life working with TG4)

seo an dara eagrán

(this is the second episode)

[impishdullahan]

Cuirtear smaoineamh orm. Cén chaoi nach bhfaca mé "sídhe" mar fhorainm neamh-dhénártha i nGaeilge? Fuaimnítear é cosúil le "sí" agus chonaic me "fey" mar fhorainm i mBéarla, ach ceapann mé go n-oibríonn sé níos fearr i nGaeilge.

Dia dhaoib a chairde, Pope is an t-ainm orm, sídhe/ídhe is m'fhorainmneacha.

[duine-aiteach]

I’m just curious about who follows me and for what posts

For the purpose of this poll:

Irish means your family is Irish and/or you consider Ireland your home.

Of Irish descent means one grandparent or further back is Irish and you do not consider Ireland home.

Neither means you don’t have Irish ancestors and you don’t live in Ireland.

[oidheadh-con-culainn]

The more I read your vaimpírí sa ghaeltacht tag the more desperately I want this to be a book. Or series.

i'm aiming for long-ish short story in the first instance but we'll see how we go lol