Irish Translation Forum

Well folks, I will give learning Irish a try, but I am not sure at this old age what the brain can absorb. I do enjoy reading the posts and it seems that many out there are having a great time learning.

Just give it a try!

JackHeinz wrote:Well folks, I will give learning Irish a try, but I am not sure at this old age what the brain can absorb. I do enjoy reading the posts and it seems that many out there are having a great time learning.

Learning helps keep the brain young, a chara!

Redwolf

Thank you Mhwombat. I used this technique while learning French. It does work and greatly improves vocabulary.

Thank you for a very well-put together guide, sirs and ma'ams. Irish is a beautiful language and it's fascinating to hear it spoken. I will add this language to the list that I'm teaching myself.

Also, Ireland is a wonderful place. Nine days is much too short a time to spend there.

Kippis!

~Megs

The labels idea was recommended by my son's Spanish teacher. We now have a house labeled in Spanish, French (my other son) and Irish.

i am going to try to learn but does any one know of a good website to learn from?

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Redwolf

I like to try to write poems to b=not only learn vocabulary but actually practice using them

I don't know if there are any irish tabloids, but if they do exist: BUY THEM!! I do this myself to keep up with my spanish. Tabloids are not so complicated and most of the stuff that's written in there you will probably know already which makes it easier to understand what the story is about.