Learn Irish Gaelic

I started learning Irish Gaelic in August. It’s coming along sort of slowly since I keep forgetting about it (fail, I know – hopefully adding it as a goal will aid my horribly forgetful brain), and my local library has zero resources for learning it, unlike practically every other language ever. :|
Rant aside, it’s one of my favorite languages.

Failte, is moise “Aristurtle”

I’m from Barrow, in Lancashire, but my family is originally from the Northwest of Ireland (Donegal and Armagh) I’m very proud of my culture and Would really like to learn Irish so i can feel more connected to my roots.

Slan

i think this would be an awesome foal because i am good at languages.

It should be easy to learn Irsh in Ireland, but its not. Probably should go to Russia.

University class starts in 3 weeks! :)

i want too so bad

i want too so bad

I contacted Rosetta Stone, a company that makes interactive language DVDs/CDs, a while ago about having Irish as one of their languages. They promised to tell me when a course was created for it…a year or so later, and it’s done! If you’re interested, google rosetta stone. It’s expensive, but there’s a cheaper on-line version, but it’s time sensitive. I’m getting it to entertain me over the summer!

I don’t know how long I’ve been crazy about Ireland, its language, its music and its history. Hopefully I’ll get to be fluent in Gaelic and that this will allow me to appreciate Ireland even more.

I would love to learn Gaelic soo badly! Both my parents grew up speaking it, but my Mum has told me to figure it out myself!