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About Me:: Fáilte to my profile!
Hi, I'm a Languages student and I'd like to learn Irish. I find it quite difficult, especially the phonological system.

I've never been to Ireland, but I feel like I know this place.
:)

If u wanna chat, my msn ID is jessica_fireworks@hotmail.com and I'm in orkut too.

=)
Sláinte go saol agat!
Até logo!

Favorite Music:: Angra (Brazilian Metal band)
Chicago
Bread
Roupa Nova (Brazilian Pop Rock band)
Damien Rice
Air Supply
Chris de Burgh

Currently Reading? (Books Magazines etc): Ferragus, chef des dévorants - Balzac

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At 16:41 on November 29, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Salut Jessica mon nouvel article sur l'ancien alphabet druidique OGham est accessible sur http://www.stpatricksociety.com/2008/en/view_page.php?idpage=18&langue=en

Si ça te tente d'aller le lire...

Je suis en train de construire un site web qui regroupe plusieurs de mes écrits. Le lien vers mon site web sera accessible depuis ma page de live ireland

Bonne journée
Alexandre

At 21:43 on October 29, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: I have finish a second article that will be on the website in november december... i talk about ogham and a wee bit about gaelic and i talk about a celtic festival

At 17:36 on October 9, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: salut Jéssica ! pour tes fautes de français : Les misérables ne prend pas d'accent sur les. le son è est fait par le es ensemble.

On dit plus : je n'ai plus le temps car on ne peut pas compter le temps le temps est infini :)

At 17:31 on October 9, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Salut Jéssica Cara veut dire ami en français friend en anglais. Pour dire bonjour de manière informelle c'est Cad é mar atá tú

aussi en irlande du Sud pour dire salut en dit Conas atá tú

At 20:32 on October 8, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Salut Jéssica ! salut en gaélique est un peu formal Ca ce dit Dia Duit ( en irlandais du nord ) littéralement Dieu à toi (très catholique !!)

Bonne journée !

At 17:35 on October 8, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Hi Jessica ! i can surely help you in french to check for mistake.

In Gaelic i can speak some word maybe write a little but i cannot correct mistake yet. My learning of Gaelic was stop for a while because of my study of french litterature. But i will certainly continue this adventure of gaelic soon enough :)

Have a grand day :)
Slan
Alex

At 17:26 on October 6, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Salut Jéssica, voici le lien vers St-Patrick Society où mon article a été écrit. Mon article est en français pour un journal anglais pour la société Irlandaise !!
Tu peux même downloader le journal entier et le garder si tu veux :)

http://www.stpatricksociety.com/2008/en/view_page.php?idpage=18&langue=en

copier colle cette adresse et tu iras vers le site web

At 17:18 on October 6, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: Tá me ag foghlaim Gaeilge : i'm learning Gaeilge !
Tá beagán Gaeilge agam : I speak a little bit gaelic !
le do thoil. : please

At 20:29 on October 5, 2009, Alexandre Boulet said…: HI Jéssica congratualation for welcoming the olympic games !

Hum... the gaelic language is really a fun language to learn full of mystery and beauty. I have written a article (in french ) about the gaelic.
i see that you have joined this group. It a great a way to learn it. Lot of ressource are availlable.

I can give some major word that we use here in gaelic :

like -Slan- ( meening goodbye) -Slainte- ( cheer ou health to you)
or Go Raibh maith agat. meening thank you very much. and so much more.

for the pronounciation you can see this website :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/irish/blas/learners/beag1/lesson1.shtml

and talk with Robert Brady who have created this fun grupa !

Slan

Alex.