Irish for the Rabbit and Hare

from Learn Irish with Fexingo · host Fexingo

In Episode 242 of Learn Irish with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna hop into the Irish countryside to learn the words for rabbit and hare. They practice coinín and conach, describing their colors and locations. Join us as we explore these classic Irish animals with simple, repeatable phrases. #LearnIrish #IrishLanguage #Fexingo #Coinín #Conach #IrishAnimals #RabbitAndHare #Gaeilge #IrishVocabulary #ListenAndLearn Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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