jojobean00019 is preparing to go home for Christmas
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13 months ago
14 years of school and it’s in the bag! heheh
How to learn to speak Irish Gaelic
It made me 
"I'm Irish but its hard learning irish when i only getting to speak it 2/3 weeks a year,i forget so much but i love it!"
How I did it: I went to the gaeltacht for a few weeks,there we were only aloud speak irish.The first week was sooo hard but by the third I was speaking irish with only the odd english word.
Lessons & tips: I can teach any one basic manners and things as gaeilge of course
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19 months ago
I bought one of those CD thingies before, ended up giving it away. Still want to try though.
redisthenewblack is going for a 6km run
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21 months ago
I live in Australia but I’m actually English (well… half irish and half scottish!) I’ve been wanting to learn Irish for as long as I can remember and I’m finally getting round to it, any tips from anyone? How are you guys finding it?
Where does one start?
2 years ago
I haven’t looked around yet, but anyone have a suggestion for a class/teacher in the NorCal area? Or are there good language CD’s out there? I learned French in high school and Spanish in college, and I pick up languages easily.
turrsa1771 is spending the summer at school.
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2 years ago
just bought an irish teaching on cd thing today.
just got to get the motivation to use it. :[
turrsa1771 is spending the summer at school.
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2 years ago
i’m going to (hopefully) study this in college. i’m super excited because i’ve always had a fond interest in ireland and this language. i wonder if there is any little things that i could start doing. any websites or anything?
lotte123 is back!
Ta ma sasta!
3 years ago
At university in my first year I had to take another subject and stumbled upon this one. I absolutely loved it though have since forgotten most of it apart from ‘Ta ma sasta an phuil me anseo’ which means ‘I am happy to be here’ (and even that is not quite right!)
It’s a beautiful language and learning all about the ancient mythology and legends of Chu Chulain was also well worth it.
Funnily enough though it was a Welsh professor who taught it?!!
