9e. Irish Pronunciation for Beginners – Step 9e. consonants in more detail - l, n, r

Описание: This is part of a simplified guide to the pronunciation of Irish Gaelic based only on the Cois Fharraige dialect. This is one of a series of short videos, listed with links below, which provide the phonetics for this single dialect. Having learned this, you can move on to other dialects over time. These short videos are:

1. How to Pronounce the Vowels
   • 1.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

2. Short, Long, Broad, and Slender vowels
   • 2.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

3. How to Pronounce the Diphthongs
   • 3.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

4. How to Pronounce the Remaining Vowel Combinations - ion, io, oi, ui
   • 4.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

5. How to Pronounce the Consonants
   • 5.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

6. Vowel and Consonant Combinations – Kbroad, adhK, aghK, idh, igh
   • 6.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

7. The Last Few Pronunciation Rules – consonant-schwa-consonant, -inn, stress
   • 7   The Last Few Pronunciation Rules – con...  

8. Review of the Last Rules - adhK, aghK, d, t, bh, mh, idh, igh, film, -inn, oi, io, ui, ion, stress
   • 8.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

9a. How to Pronounce Consonants in More Detail - c, b, m
   • 9a..Irish Pronunciation for Beginners - St...  

9b. How to Pronounce Consonants in More Detail - d, g
   • 9b.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners – S...  

9c. How to Pronounce Consonants in More Detail - p, f
   • 9c.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners – S...  

9d. How to Pronounce Consonants in More Detail - s, t
   • 9d.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners – 9...  

9e. How to Pronounce Consonants in More Detail - l, n, r
   • 9e.  Irish Pronunciation for Beginners – S...  

Remember, as a child, you started by learning only one dialect's pronunciation - the pronunciation used by your family. Imagine how hard it would have been for you, how crazy it would have been, if your family had tried to teach you the phonetic systems of all dialects of your native language at the same time. So, now, instead, for starters, learn the phonetic system of only one Irish dialect so you don't drive yourself nuts. :-)

Best,
Jerry Kelly :-) :-) :-)