You’re Speaking Irish Without Knowing It! | Hidden Irish Words in English
Discover how much Irish (Gaeilge) lives on in everyday English! In this video, we explore common English words that actually come from Irish — from “slogan” and “whiskey” to “galore” and “smithereens.” 🇮🇪✨ Learn how these words travelled through history, changed in sound, and became part of modern English — all while keeping a little bit of Ireland in them. 🗣️ Whether you’re learning Irish or just love language, this episode is full of surprises! 👇 Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:53 “Slogan” was once "battlecry" 2:13 The Meaning of “Whiskey” 3:02 “Galore” 3:58 Banshee, smithereens and more 4:37 Bonus Words & Outro 💚 Subscribe for more videos about Irish language, culture, and conversation: / @ashanedotri-learnirish5789
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