Woo to ChumpTJ: Anyone here speak Gaelic? Can you recommend a website that might help the beginner?
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id10ts WTF happened,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 0:47,
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I used to live in Waterfordand my leaving gift from one of my mates was a "learn gaelic" book.... for ages 3-5 :-)
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Reckless_Rik,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 0:48,
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Justbought one a little more advanced. But I'm looking for something with audio clips for pronunciation.
( id10ts WTF happened,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 0:50,
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Gaelicwelsh or just the irish bit? or i am getting confused? how about what they speak in brittany? or the elves in LOTR, thats gaelic, just nonsense.
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Sun 23 Nov 2003, 0:55,
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Justthe Scottish type Gaelic if you please.
The book only goes so far on how to pronounce, I really need to hear the words.
(The book only goes so far on how to pronounce, I really need to hear the words.
id10ts WTF happened,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 1:05,
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Welsh isnot Gaelic...
( The Duke Of Your Fingers feels like an old man... mmm, tasty!,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 1:08,
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I was discussing the A40 through Mid-Wales with a (Brummie) friendHim: "There's a place that looks as if someone threw up writing the sign"
Me: "Bwlch?"
Him: "Yup, that's the one."
(Me: "Bwlch?"
Him: "Yup, that's the one."
HP hasn't been here in aaaaaages,
Sun 23 Nov 2003, 1:19,
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