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This group is for all those who wish to learn the Irish language with me. I am not a fluent speaker but someone who is in the process of learning myself. It is my hope that we can become an interactive group so we can all progress together.

Members: 57
Latest Activity: Nov 12

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Ordering Food and Drink 1 Reply

Lets assemble a list of terms that we would use to order food and drink Bia agus deoch. This would come in handy when visiting taverns and restaurants in the Gaelteacht. Lets start with this one: ...

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by x Apr 11.

quizlet on verb 14 Replies

On of the most important thing in learning a language is the knowledge of how the sentence are created.. .correct me if i'm wrong but the right way to write a sentence in gaeilge is Verb, pronoun, ...

Tagged: learning, irish, verb, gaeilge, gaelic

Started by Alexandre Boulet. Last reply by Teresa (Teri) Heppe Apr 6.

Useful Irish Sayings 22 Replies

Lets gather some useful Irish sayings that we can use to make another set. I'll offer the first one: Is fearr Gaeilge bríste ná Béarla clista! Even broken Irish is better than clever English!

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by Anomaly Jan 11.

Everyday life in gaeilge 1 Reply

Let talk about our everyday life written in gaeilge. What did you do today what do you want to share to the group of what you have done or lived today ? Another way to create sentence in gaeilge to...

Started by Alexandre Boulet. Last reply by eiresonia Dec. 13, 2008.

Photos and captions as Gaeilge 40 Replies

This should be a really fun exercise. Post a photo of whatever you want and give it a caption in Irish. Comments are encouraged. You can post as many photos as you like but post each one seperately...

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by Alexandre Boulet May. 14, 2008.

Another Quizlet ideas !!!! 2 Replies

Hi Robert While learning gaeilge i stumbled upon something i did not understand. I know tht ag means at but what means agam agat and so on ? i tought that it was (me) at for agam (you ) at for agat...

Started by Alexandre Boulet. Last reply by Alexandre Boulet May. 3, 2008.

Fáilte go Grúpa na Gaeilge

I just wanted to take this opportunity to welcome the newest members of Grúpa na Gaeilge; Ima_Ozzy, Leonardo Perin, Auds, and Tainara Duarte. It's nice to have you as members and I hope that you fi...

Started by Robert Brady Apr. 28, 2008.

Greetings and salutations as Gaeilge 32 Replies

Dia dhuit ar maidin! God be with you this morning! Let's start a thread consisting of greetings and salutations. Post one greeting and one salutation as Gaeilge (in Irish) and its literal translat...

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by Robert Brady Apr. 21, 2008.

Terms of Endearment 6 Replies

Lets assemble a set of Terms of Endearment. These are very useful phrases to learn and ones that we can use on our family and close friends. They might also be perfect captions to use in the Photo ...

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by Robert Brady Apr. 20, 2008.

Resources 1 Reply

Here are the links that we will all need for our studies: Blas - Giota Beag http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/irish/bl dictionary: http://www.englishirishdictionary.com/ there are others that y...

Started by Robert Brady. Last reply by Deragon Pierre Apr. 11, 2008.

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Comment by Kate on October 22, 2009 at 2:41am: I just joined the group and am very interested in learning Irish. I can't wait to get started!

Comment by Vidal on July 15, 2009 at 6:40pm: Hello! May I? I don`t have any previous knowledge of Irish...

Comment by Siusan O'Rourke & Zig Zeitler on July 14, 2009 at 9:53pm: Hello...
Do you know of any really good Immersion courses that do not trample over raw beginners?
Thanks
Siusan

Comment by mrbaxteria on May 31, 2009 at 3:35am: This is amazing. I am taking one lesson at a time. I think it is easier to understand Gaelic now.

Comment by x on April 10, 2009 at 10:03am: Seamus Tá tú an-chineálta

Comment by x on April 6, 2009 at 11:47am: Seamus I will 'Bain súp as gach nóiméad'
I hope I got that right.

Comment by Tim on April 6, 2009 at 11:22am: Ta me go hiontach.

Comment by Seamus Choilm Chille on April 6, 2009 at 3:51am: Bhuel, a Mháire, I'm doing better only because I have been studying for a long time. Long enough that I really should be proficient by now, but my practice has been too on and off, and I lack people to speak Irish with, which would really help.

It really won't take you long at all to catch up with me, assuming you study and practice regularly.

Comment by Seamus Choilm Chille on April 6, 2009 at 3:45am: Dia 's Muire dhuit, a Tim. Tá mé go breá, agus tú féin?

Comment by x on April 3, 2009 at 7:23pm: Well you are doing much better than me .ThanksBack to my begnners class.
I must have my peoples mixed up re reiki, I followed someones coment thru to their profile and their was a reiki comment. Never mind.
Thanks again.