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That's why each episode of our podcast features a story in Irish, followed by a sentence-by-sentence retelling that alternates between Irish and English.

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Research in sociolinguistics highlights the importance of culture in language learning, which is why we provide a list of vocabulary words and a transcript of the audio to help you understand the cultural context of the story. And for your convenience, we also include a transcript of the audio to help you refer back to any parts you may have struggled with.

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  • Nature's Lesson: A Thanksgiving in the New Forest

    Nature's Lesson: A Thanksgiving in the New Forest
    2025/11/20
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Nature's Lesson: A Thanksgiving in the New Forest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-20-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí Aisling ag siúl tríd an Foraois Nua i Hampshire.En: Aisling was walking through the Foraois Nua in Hampshire.Ga: Bhí an séasúr an fhómhair thart timpeall uirthi.En: The fall season was all around her.Ga: D'eitilt na duilleoga órga faoi chois, ag cur ceol máinteach.En: The golden leaves flew underfoot, creating a gentle melody.Ga: Bhí an t-aer úr agus tais, le boladh neamhaí na talún ag líonadh scamhóga Aisling.En: The air was fresh and moist, with the heavenly scent of the earth filling Aisling's lungs.Ga: Bhí sprioc aici inniu.En: She had a goal today.Ga: Bhí sí ag lorg muisiriún annamh.En: She was looking for a rare mushroom.Ga: Bhí sé beartaithe ag a club foraoiseoireachta a bheith an-éagsúil i mbliana le haghaidh Lá Altaithe.En: Her forestry club had planned to be very diverse this year for Thanksgiving.Ga: Cinnte is ón Stáit Aontaithe don saoire seo, ach thug Aisling agus a cairde féile chun ceiliúrtha le bia blasta.En: Certainly, this holiday is from the United States, but Aisling and her friends brought the festival to celebrate with tasty food.Ga: Ainneoin a grá don taobh amuigh, bhí Aisling dáinséirithe lena sláinte go minic.En: Despite her love for the outdoors, Aisling often took risks with her health.Ga: Bhuail rabhadh beag í nuair a mhothaigh sí greannach i lámhaigh a srón.En: A small warning hit her when she felt irritation in her nose.Ga: Ach, neamhaird uirthi.En: But, she ignored it.Ga: B'éigean di muisiriún a aimsiú.En: She had to find the mushroom.Ga: Chinn sí dul níos doimhne san fhoraois.En: She decided to go deeper into the forest.Ga: Bhí a fhios aici go raibh an limistéar seo lán le plandaí éagsúla.En: She knew this area was full of various plants.Ga: Ach, de réir mar a lean sí ar aghaidh, d'éirigh an greannach níos measa.En: But, as she continued, the irritation got worse.Ga: Thosaigh a súile ag deargadh, agus bhí rud éigin mícheart.En: Her eyes began to redden, and something was wrong.Ga: Ba dhóbair di go raibh sí caillte.En: She was almost lost.Ga: Tháinig néal ar a hintinn, agus tháinig lagracht uirthi.En: Her mind became cloudy, and she felt weakened.Ga: Bhí an túschosúlacht scriosta.En: The initial excitement was ruined.Ga: Chuir gáir na gcrann needless uirthi.En: The rustle of the needless trees unnerved her.Ga: Ní raibh bealach amach léi.En: There was no way out for her.Ga: Ach ansin, bhuail mo sheans comhlánú ar scéal.En: But then, fate brought a turn to the story.Ga: Chuala sí glór saibhir ag glaoch uirthi.En: She heard a rich voice calling out to her.Ga: Ba é Séamus, ball eile den chlub.En: It was Séamus, another member of the club.Ga: Bhí cleachtadh aige seo, aithin sé na comharthaí.En: He had experience with this and recognized the signs.Ga: Rith Séamus chuici go tapaidh.En: Séamus ran to her quickly.Ga: Thug sé cóir leighis di, ag tabhairt uisce agus cabhair.En: He gave her treatment, offering water and help.Ga: Le cuidiú Séamus, d'éirigh Aisling as an foraois go sábháilte.En: With Séamus's assistance, Aisling safely emerged from the forest.Ga: Tar éis an eachtra, thuig Aisling rud luachmhar.En: After the incident, Aisling realized something valuable.Ga: Caithfidh sí tabhairt aire orthu féin.En: She must take care of herself.Ga: Léirigh an timpiste an tábhacht atá le comharthaí an choirp a ghlacadh dáiríre.En: The accident highlighted the importance of taking the body's signals seriously.Ga: Ní bhféadfaidh sí dearmad a dhéanamh air sin arís.En: She mustn't forget that again.Ga: D'éirigh Lá Altaithe sásta dóibh go léir, agus bhí sé lán le gáire agus cairdeas.En: Their Thanksgiving turned out happy for them all, filled with laughter and friendship.Ga: Um trathnóna, bhí ar Aisling buíoch ní amháin dá cairde ach freisin den cheacht a d'fhoghlaim sí.En: In the evening, Aisling was thankful not only for her friends but also for the lesson she learned.Ga: Léiríodh an nasc idir sláinte agus eachtra mar thábhachtach anois.En: The connection between health and adventure was now shown to be important. Vocabulary Words:scurry: rith go tapaidhannoyance: greannachwhisper: gáirlinger: cónaímoist: taisheavenly: neamhaígoal: spriocdiverse: éagsúilincident: eachtratreatment: cóir leighisignited: lasadhcloudy: néalweakened: lagrachturgent: práinneachsignals: comharthaídestined: cinniúnachemerged: éirighreminder: rabhadhacknowledge: aithincapture: ghabháilheed: tabhair aireescape: éalúrustle: fásradecide: cinneadhunsettled: neamhshocairplunge: tumadhscent: boladhvaluable: luachmharhighlighted: léirighadventurous: eachtrúil
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  • From Script to Stage: Niamh's Rise to Stardom at Chnoc an Chróin

    From Script to Stage: Niamh's Rise to Stardom at Chnoc an Chróin
    2025/11/19
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: From Script to Stage: Niamh's Rise to Stardom at Chnoc an Chróin Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-19-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an ghrian ag luí go mall thar an tuath Gaelach, soilsiú na duilleoga buí agus rua ar na crainn mórthimpeall ar scoil Chnoc an Chróin.En: The sun was setting slowly over the Gaelach countryside, illuminating the yellow and russet leaves on the trees surrounding scoil Chnoc an Chróin.Ga: Bhí radharc na tire aoibhinn, ach i gcroí Niamh, bhí imní.En: The scenic view was pleasant, but in Niamh's heart, there was anxiety.Ga: I rith an ama seo, bhí an scoil ag ullmhú don dráma geimhridh.En: During this time, the school was preparing for the winter play.Ga: Bhí féile Samhain beagnach thart agus, cé nach gceiliúrtar Lá an Altaithe go forleathan in Éirinn, bhí roinnt daoine sa cheantar fiosrach faoi.En: The Samhain festival was almost over and, although Thanksgiving isn’t widely celebrated in Ireland, some people in the area were curious about it.Ga: Bhí orainn i gcónaí foghlaim ó chultúir eile.En: We always had to learn from other cultures.Ga: Bhí Niamh ina suí ina seomra, peann sa lámh aici, agus a script drámaí os a comhair.En: Niamh was sitting in her room, pen in hand, with her drama script in front of her.Ga: Bhí sí ciúin agus cruthaitheach ach bhí eagla uirthi.En: She was quiet and creative but scared.Ga: Bhí sí ag smaoineamh uirthi féin, "Ní bheidh sé maith go leor.En: She was thinking to herself, "It won't be good enough."Ga: " Ach rinne sí iarracht.En: But she made an effort.Ga: Bhí Seán, a cara is fearr, ina suí in aice léi.En: Seán, her best friend, was sitting next to her.Ga: Bhí sé i gcónaí ag spreagadh í.En: He was always encouraging her.Ga: "Tá tú cumasach, Niamh.En: "You’re talented, Niamh.Ga: Is féidir leat é a dhéanamh," ar sé go díograiseach.En: You can do it," he said enthusiastically.Ga: Ghlac Niamh a chomhairle go tromchúiseach ach fós bhí sí neirbhíseach.En: Niamh took his advice seriously, but she was still nervous.Ga: Bhí Aoife, an múinteoir fuinniúil, ar díograis iontaofa, i gcónaí ag tacú le Niamh.En: Aoife, the energetic teacher, was dependable in her enthusiasm, always supporting Niamh.Ga: Bhí sí i gcónaí ag rá léi, "Tá scéalta agat a bhfuil ardmhisneach iontu.En: She was always telling her, "You have stories with great courage in them.Ga: Caithfidh tú iad a roinnt.En: You need to share them."Ga: " Bhí Naomh foighneach leis an múinteoir.En: Niamh was patient with the teacher.Ga: Sa deireadh, leis an tacaíocht ón mbeirt, rinne Niamh cinneadh a script a chur isteach.En: In the end, with support from the two of them, Niamh decided to submit her script.Ga: San am sin, thosaigh oibrí ar an dráma ag tosú agus thuig sí go raibh spéis níos mó aici sa chruthaitheacht.En: During that time, as the play began production, she realized she had a greater interest in creativity.Ga: Socríonn sí cabhrú leis an stiúradh.En: She decided to help with the directing.Ga: Bhí sé eispéireas nua di ach díograiseach.En: It was a new experience for her but an exciting one.Ga: Ní raibh sí ag ceapadh go mbeadh sí chomh hábalta.En: She hadn’t expected to be so capable.Ga: Tháinig an lá mór chun na drámaí roghnaithe a fhógairt.En: The big day to announce the chosen plays arrived.Ga: Bhí sello ar Niamh nuair a chuala sí a hainm.En: Niamh was surprised when she heard her name.Ga: Bhí lúcháir agus iontas uirthi.En: She was thrilled and astonished.Ga: Ach ansin, tharla rud gan choinne - d'éirigh go dona leaisteoir an príomh-ról.En: But then, something unexpected happened – the actor for the lead role withdrew.Ga: Bhí ar Niamh cinneadh a dhéanamh: Ghlac sí an deis agus ról an phríomhcharachtar a ghlacadh.En: Niamh had to make a decision: She took the opportunity and accepted the lead character's role.Ga: Bhí sí neirbhíseach ach agus í ar an stáitse, fuair sí an misneach a bhí ag teastáil uaithi.En: She was nervous, but once on stage, she found the courage she needed.Ga: Tháinig deireadh an dráma.En: The play ended.Ga: Bhí an lucht féachana ag clabhtaíl in ardghuth agus seasadh suas iad.En: The audience was clapping loudly and gave a standing ovation.Ga: Tháinig le Niamh a misneach ina scríbhneoir agus ina léiritheoir.En: Niamh found her courage as a writer and as a producer.Ga: Bhí sí níos muiníní agus d'aithin sí, sa deireadh thiar, an luach a bhí ina smaointe.En: She was more confident and, in the end, recognized the value in her ideas.Ga: Leis an geimhreadh ag druidim níos gaire, bhí sásamh agus bród saoir don namhaid a fuair sí.En: With winter drawing nearer, there was a sense of satisfaction and pride in the challenge she had conquered.Ga: Chuir sí an teachtaireacht abhaile, ní raibh ann ní ba thábhachtaí ná a bheith fíor do ...
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  • Homecoming in the Irish Countryside: A Journey to Roots

    Homecoming in the Irish Countryside: A Journey to Roots
    2025/11/19
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Homecoming in the Irish Countryside: A Journey to Roots Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-19-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an fhómhar ag dul i méid ar an tuath Éireannach, le dathanna áille buí agus dearg ag clúdach na gcrann.En: The fhómhar was intensifying in the Irish countryside, with beautiful yellow and red colors covering the trees.Ga: Bhí Niamh ar a turas ar ais abhaile, mothú imeallach inti agus í ag iarraidh teacht ar ais chun na háiteanna nach bhfaca sí le fada.En: Niamh was on her journey back home, feeling a sense of unease as she tried to return to places she hadn't seen in a long time.Ga: Thiar i mBaile Átha Cliath, bhí sí gnóthach mar ealaíontóir rathúil, ach in íor na fírinne, bhí sí scoite ó na fréamhacha a thug sí uirthi.En: Back in Baile Átha Cliath (Dublin), she was busy as a successful artist, but in truth, she was disconnected from the roots that had once grounded her.Ga: Bhí cruinniú teaghlaigh ar siúl uaidh, i dteach feirme compordach le teallach mór a bhí lán de theaghlach ag gáire agus ag comhrá.En: A family gathering was taking place there, in a cozy farmhouse with a big fireplace filled with family laughing and chatting.Ga: Bhí Niamh beagáinín neirbhíseach agus buartha faoina freagra a gheobhaidh sí óna seanchairde agus a muintir.En: Niamh was a bit nervous and worried about the response she would get from her old friends and family.Ga: Ins lár an tslua bhí Ronan, cara óige Niamh.En: In the midst of the crowd was Ronan, Niamh's childhood friend.Ga: Bhí sé sásta lena shaol ar an bhfeirm, ach fós bhí fiosrach ann faoinar d’fhoghlaim Niamh sa chathair mhór.En: He was content with his life on the farm, yet still curious about what Niamh had learned in the big city.Ga: Bhí na scamaill ag sciúradh na spéire nuair a shroich Niamh an baile.En: The clouds were sweeping across the sky when Niamh reached the home.Ga: Bhí a croí ag preabadh ina brollach.En: Her heart was pounding in her chest.Ga: “Conas atá tú, a Niamh?” a d’fhiafraigh a hathair, agus crochadh an bord mór lón orthu le cócaireachta na máthar.En: "How are you, Niamh?" her father asked, as the large lunch table groaned under her mother's cooking.Ga: Bhí Ronan ann, a shúile ag léiriú séimhthoth a bhí róchairdiúil le fada.En: Ronan was there, his eyes showing a kindness that had been friendly for a long time.Ga: "Bhealach fada, Niamh. Conas atá ag éirí leat i mBaile Átha Cliath?" a d’fhiafraigh sé go séimh.En: "Long journey, Niamh. How are things going for you in Baile Átha Cliath?" he asked gently.Ga: “Éiríonn go maith liom," a d'fhreagair Niamh, cé go raibh a croí fós ina thollán dorcha.En: "Things are going well for me," Niamh responded, even though her heart was still in a dark tunnel.Ga: Bhí séasúr an atmaisféir agus na gcuimhní níos láidre iontu araon.En: The season of mood and memories was stronger within both of them.Ga: Tar éis an bia agus na scéalta, tháinig amárach an dhúshlán.En: After the food and stories, tomorrow’s challenge arose.Ga: Roghnaigh Niamh agus Ronan siúlóid faoin tuath áit a raibh na pábhála clúdaithe le duilleoga órga.En: Niamh and Ronan chose to walk through the countryside where the paths were covered with golden leaves.Ga: Agus iad ag siúl, teacht scéalta a spraoi óna n-óige in iúl.En: As they walked, they shared nostalgic stories from their youth.Ga: Bhí an tsean-fhaighdís sa bhflosc, le plé ar na giúiseanna agus na turais ar feadh na gcampála.En: They found old delight in discussing adventures and camping trips.Ga: Ansin, sa chiúnas an scáthaithe coille, d'iompaigh Niamh go ciúin ar Ronan, “Tá mé ag iarraidh mo fhreamhacha a thuiscint níos mó. Tá imní orm nach bhfuil áit agam anseo níos faide."En: Then, in the quiet of the shaded woods, Niamh turned quietly to Ronan, “I'm trying to understand my roots more. I'm worried I don't have a place here anymore."Ga: “Tá áit i gcónaí ann do Niamh mórtasach," a dúirt Ronan, a scórnaigh an t-amhras as. "Measaimigí nach raibh áit i gcónaí díreach roimh do dhroim."En: “There’s always a place for Niamh with pride,” Ronan said, dispelling the doubt. “I think a place has always been there, just beyond your back."Ga: Agus leis sin, d'fhoghlaim Ronan a mothúcháin a scaradh.En: And with that, Ronan learned to share his feelings.Ga: Bhí sé amhlaidh a d'fhéadfadh sé Niamh a choinneail i ní foláir dó a bheith fíor.En: It was such that he could keep Niamh without needing anything else to be true.Ga: “Ní theaghlaigh mé an doras sa chathair, Ronan. B'fhéidir go mb'fhéidir lena chéile fanacht ar an tuath le aghaidh beagán.”En: "I haven’t closed the door on the city, Ronan. Maybe we can stay in the countryside a little longer.”Ga: Sosadh an am ansin, le Ronan ag lorg ar aghaidh Niamh.En: ...
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