How to learn Irish
Easy Irish
Easy Irish
Unlike English, adjectives in Irish are placed after the noun. Adjectives in Irish agree with the noun they describe. This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form.
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Speak! Irish knows which words and phrases you've already learned and those you still need to practice. Each topic consists of listening practice, a printable Irish-English lexicon and the opportunity to record your voice and see how your pronunciation compares with Irish native speakers. The course uses standard Irish with voices from Connamara, Kerry and Cork.
I've been studying Irish in America for about two years now. Without native speakers, it's tough. I love the audio feedback portion where I can say a word and it's analysed to the voice pattern of a native speaker.
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I have tried several packages and this one is the best. It is easy to use and I really find it fun to progress through the lessons.
It seems that learning the Irish language isn't so difficult after all.
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Published on June 29, 2016 by Matthias from Dublin, Ireland
Easy to use and understand, I even teach my almost 3 year old twins some Irish, and it's working!
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If your family spoke Irish in the past you might want to learn it and possibly teach it to your children. If your children are enrolled in an Irish medium school, learning Irish will allow you to follow their curriculum.
If you have Irish speaking friends, learning Irish will help you to communicate with them. If your friends speak Irish, learning Irish will give you a better understanding of their culture and way of thinking.
Learning Irish will allow you to fully participate in the rich oral, written and musical traditions of the Irish speaking areas.
Get by in Irish with these basic Irish words & phrases.
Fine, thank you.
Go maith, go raibh maith agat.
Do you speak English?
An bhfuil Béarla agaibh ?
Excuse me.
Gaibh mo leithscéal.
What do you do ? (work).
Cén cinéal oibre a dhéanann tú ?
Please.
Más é do thoil é.
Do you understand?
An dtuigeann sibh ?
Thank you.
Go raibh maith agat.
What are you doing ?
Cad tá tú ag déanamh ?
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