Pronouncing the words kinda kills me. But I will get to that. I already wrote what you told me in my little notebook. Xxx again thank youOriginally Posted by The D Man
No need to thank me Nina
Is maith liom ag labhairt an teanga = I like speaking the language
Go raibh maith agat = Thank you
Ta me anseo aon am a bhfuil cuineamh a lorg agat = I am here anytime you need help.
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The D Man (21-12-15)
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No need to concentrate on pronouncing the words that will come with practice. There is probably a branch of conradh na gaeilge in Cork. They would run Irish Language courses where you can practice with other like minded people.
AyannaMelek (21-12-15)
I'm actually learning with Duolingo. And when I'm in a bus I would repeat the Irish words. Yeah I'm that kinda weirdo who would stop at nothing to learn it. I find it very rewarding when I learn a language by myself, I self taught myself English, but I know Irish can be a bit more tricky. Xxx
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Go h-an a mhaith ar fad Nina agus go n-eirigh an bothair leat.
Is feidir liom caint as Fraincis, Gearmainise agus mhuin me me féin Spáinnis agus Iodáilis.
Ta an gneas iontach don fhoghlaim.
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No that is not weird. Practicing the words is good to learn the language.
Bliain Nua = New Year.
Ta siul agam go bhfuil bliain nua maith agat = I hope you have a good new year.
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