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Go raibh mmaith agat. Ta bron orm as an freagra déanach. The site wouldn’t let me reply.
LTrehoboParticipantgo hiontach ar fad, go raibh maith agat
LTrehoboParticipantBuíochas leat as do chabhair
February 3, 2019 at 1:58 pm in reply to: An féidir leat cabhrú liom? Táim ag foghlaim ó Gaeilge gan stró -intermediate #46298LTrehoboParticipantgo raibh míle maith agat! It is hard when learning on your own…I need to be more brave at immersions and speak more there. Hopefully I will be at February immersion.
I really appreciate the help –
Is mór liom an cúnamhLTrehoboParticipantIf you email clannnagaelde@gmail.com, they have a course that was taught at Harvard with a handout and audio files
LTrehoboParticipantI am looking for a cute catchy phrase to add to a bumper sticker to advertise our group and boost membership
our motto is “Ní neart go cur le chéile” but thought something like Get your irish on would be better
LTrehoboParticipantI really appreciate the help
LTrehoboParticipantSin iontach. go raibh maith agat.
LTrehoboParticipantYes, sorry….I saw that and it is extremely helpful. I can’t find anything similar for the other book, the one written by my relative…Michael Rainey
LTrehoboParticipantThank you for your responses. I mean help with some of the phrases. I can look up each word in a sentence and get the gist of the sentence but some others I can not.
LTrehoboParticipantgotcha! thanks
LTrehoboParticipantawesome thank you. Bartley was saying he was from Dublin and padraig from donnegal and I couldn’t understand why
August 31, 2016 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Bhí gach duine sa mbaile Rua ag déanamh a bheag nó a mhór i gcomhair an earraigh #45985LTrehoboParticipantthat makes sense…he is talking about moss earlier so they must be doing the red moss in spring. He is telling me about making poitin in carraroe
LTrehoboParticipantThank you so much for the help
LTrehoboParticipantok I will un-ruffle my feathers. when I talked to my da this morning he said i should just email uncle Bartley and he will translate, he teaches Irish studies at university. I am in a course that teaches grammar but I am just a beginner most of what I know is what I heard family speaking or what my uncle charlie has taught me on trips to Carraroe and lettercallow.
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