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English conversation and Irish
Hi everybody,
You wanna learn French or Dutch ? Do you want to improve my skills ?
I really love travelling, especially in the USA and Ireland.
So, native speakers, I am waiting for your messages ;-)
Have a nice day.
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Language pair: English; Gaelic (Irish)
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Angie
October 21, 2015
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Latest: November 17, 2015
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sara m.
June 29, 2011
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Latest: June 29, 2011
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ilsa :) :.
June 27, 2011
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Latest: June 29, 2011
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Re:PLEASE HELP!!!!
ok kid most people who live in ireland and speak gaeilge also speak english (bearla). and don't post this in jokes since you don't have a joke in gaeilge.
I will give you a beginners lesson. However I am here to learn more Gaeilge as it gets hard to learn by yourself.
Tá mé (TAW* may*), I am
Tá tú (TAW* too), you (singular) are
Tá sé (TAW* shay*), he, (it) is
Tá sí (TAW* shee), she is
Táimid (TAW* mid), we are
Tá sibh (TAW* shiv), you (plural) are
Tá siad (taw* SHEE-uhd), they are
Níl mé (NEEL may*), I am not
Níl tú (NEEL too), you (singular) are not
Níl sé (NEEL shay*), he is not
Níl sí (NEEL shee), she is not
Nílimid (NEEL-i-mid), we are not
Níl sibh (NEEL shiv), you (plural) are not
Níl siad (neel SHEE-uhd), they are not
An bhfuil mé? (un VWIL may*), am I?
An bhfuil tú? (un VWIL too), are you? (singular)
An bhfuil sé? (un VWIL shay*), is he?
An bhfuil sí? (un VWIL shee), is she?
An bhfuilimid? (un VWIL-i-mid), are we?
An bhfuil sibh? (un VWIL shiv), are you? (plural)
An bhfuil siad? (un vwil shee-uhd), are they?
Ta is irregular and changes with every tense and is used for a tranistional state such as you are in the garden or someone is at the house. For what you are, a student, doctor etc you use Is.
Is rúnaí mé. (iss roon-ee may) i am a secretary.
so here is some vocabulary:
fuar (FOO-uhr) cold
mór (mohr) big
te (te) hot
óg (ohg) young
sean (shan) old
lán (law*n) full
fear (far) man, a man
cat (kaht) cat, a cat
bean (ban) woman, a woman
cailín (kah-LEEN) girl, a girl
bord (bohrd) table, a table
ard (ahrd) high, tall
gairid (GAH-rid) short
anseo (un-SHUH) here
ansin (un-SHIN) there
fada (FAH-duh) long
bosca (BOHSK-uh) box, a box
íseal (EE-shuhl) low, short
sráid (sraw*d) street, a street
agus (AH-guhs) and
láidir (LAW*-dir) strong
tanaí (TAH-nee) thin
ramhar (ROU-wuhr) fat
cam (koum) crooked
Slán! Bye!
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Language pair: English; Gaelic (Irish)
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Daniel M.
March 21, 2011
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Latest: March 21, 2011
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Re:I need help in gaelic and hungarian
hello. I wish I can help you cause i'm Hungarian. and i would like to learn English more because of my language exam. please contact me!
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Language pair: Gaelic (Irish); Hungarian
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Eta B.
July 27, 2009
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Latest: August 4, 2009
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Valery B.
July 11, 2009
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Latest: August 4, 2009
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I need help in gaelic and hungarian
I am currently learning gaelic and know some; However I know no hungarian and would like to. My grandfather is irish and my nagyapa
is hungarian. Laci,nagyapa, only speaks magyar and I wish to learn to communicate with him. I speak english and could help you with it. köszönöm; Go raibh maith agaibh
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Language pair: Gaelic (Irish); Hungarian
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stephanie p.
July 5, 2009
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Latest: August 4, 2009
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Eire og! wanna learn some Gaelic
Hi everyone,
I'm from Colombia and wanna find someone who teaches me Gaelic and is ready to learn Spanish.
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Language pair: Spanish; Gaelic (Irish)
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Edgar David M.
March 30, 2009
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Re:PLEASE HELP!!!!
i to am learning gaelic but just to let you know most people who speack gaelic already speak english but ther are many who will help you lern
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Language pair: English; Gaelic (Irish)
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ryan m.
February 24, 2009
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Latest: March 21, 2011
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Re:Irlandés
you speak ulsterian gaelic i know about 40 words 20 of those are numbers if you could i wish to learn i plan to live in ireland
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Language pair: Gaelic (Irish);
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ryan m.
February 24, 2009
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Latest: February 24, 2009
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