Celtic Woman - Nil Se'n La video free download


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Duration: 03:39
Uploaded: 2010/01/30

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9 years ago

Bylee Malox

I just looooove this song

9 years ago

hawaiianpony

So when is Disney gonna make a movie with Celtic Woman Music? Cause that would 1000x better than Frozen....

9 years ago

xXChizuruChanXx

Precious.... It's like the voice of a siren....

9 years ago

Lunalightqueen

one of my favorit songs here

9 years ago

Robert Richardson

I've got almost pure Irish heritage from my Great grandfather that was an Irish trapper that married a Native American, and I'm so very glad I've found this music it stirs me to my very soul, and your music sounds like your angels come to earth to share your gifts of music that awakens my Irish blood and makes me feel so alive, Thank You so much for your Soul Healing music!!

9 years ago

Simple Spirit

Oh GOD!!! I love it! :'3

10 years ago

Ell B

This makes me so happy.

10 years ago

TheDungeonMasterz

OH MY GOODNESS THIS MUSIC IS FLIPPIN HEAVEN! LONG LIVE THE MUSIC!

10 years ago

Niamh Rogers

r they irish

10 years ago

WhisperingGhost13

I just found out a couple months ago that I have Irish in my background (just met some of my biological family), I was very excited I've always loved the Irish/Celtic music. I would love to speak Irish, it sounds so beautiful!!

10 years ago

SmexyHinata13

We irish know how to play the music

10 years ago

mattxr2i

Well thank you for clearing that up :-)

10 years ago

panda bear

I actually speak Irish, and yes mattxr2i, you're right, Níl Sé'n Lá indeed means not yet day, Níl meaning not, Sé'n meaning yet, and Lá meaning day.

10 years ago

Xanadu-King

Most languages, when translated into English, do not have perfect translations. There are sayings in french that make no sense when put through and exact translation. I think that you would need to know the certain inflections needed to change it from "Not Yet Day" to "Seize The Day".

10 years ago

lightningbro

None of this YOLO stuff, It's "Carpe Diem".

10 years ago

Seliasei

Which is exactly what it's talking about. The night is long! It's party time! XD

10 years ago

Katherine Beltran

I love this song, 'cause I'm part Irish!

10 years ago

Bobfari Kaolc

No It's Not.. It's Irish Gaelic... But The 2 Are Very Similar

10 years ago

Jessica Hughes

Muid araon a dhéanamh ar mo chara! (You and I both my friend!)

10 years ago

Liam Gaule

me too, agree with you and also we were not taught very well in fact teachers in my time went totally the wrong way about it, I can speak a lot of Irish but grammar ?

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