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Irish Possessive Pronouns Clearly Explained – iTV.ie

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A possessive pronoun is used when you are describing ownership or possession of something and I’m going to explain how this works in the Irish language. In doing so I will simplify this aspect of Irish and I’ll provide lots of sample sentances to help you get a clearer understanding of Irish possessive pronouns.

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A Complete & Detailed Breakdown Of Irish – iTV.ie

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In this video I will show you two pieces of Irish language text and I will break them down in a detailed way word by word and line by line so you will have a clear knowledge of what is being said. This will help you to have a greater understanding of Irish and you will gain confidence and knowledge around words, phrases and grammar.

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The Modh Coinníollach – A Basic Outline – iTV.ie

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In this video I will explain the main rules on the conditional mood in the Irish language, this is called the modh coinníollach and it it similar to trying to say in English what would happen subject to certain conditions. As we will see the modh coínníollach is similar to the past tense in Irish and if you have a good knowledge of this conditional mood it will definitely help you to increase your understanding of Irish.

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5 Best Irish Grammar Tips You’ll Find Today – iTV.ie

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In this Irish grammar video I will explain some important rules that will help you speak, write and understand the Irish language in a much better way. I will explain these rules in a simple and effective way with slow and clear pronunciation along with graphics and subtitles.

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