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Since you’re from Uster, why not go with that?

Or you could do Standard Irish.

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as a “wrinkley”, I’m from the generation which did a huge amount of Grammar in school. in all languages (but very little oral stuff,alas).

My suggestion to anyone learning a new language, who lacks this background, is to buy yourself a simple grammar in your mother-tongue —
not all concepts will transfer to other languages, but you’ll get a grasp of tenses, moods, clauses etc.
And it’s much easier to understand general concepts when applied to a language you know well.

I wouldn’t be without my trusty “Oxford Pocket English Grammar”, though for Irish I use “RéChúrsa Gramadaí” which I used in school more than 50 years ago.

beir bua, eadaoin

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Ta mé lán-sasta go bhfuil 2 leabhair agam fós – bhi siad ag mo chlann nuair a bhí siad ar scoil ins na 1980í ..

“Duanaire na Meánteistiméireachta”
“Diolaim filíochta – Ardtistimeireachta”

Ta siad ar bhfeabhas!

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fuair mo mhúinteoir an óraid ar shuíomh Áras an Uachtaráin faoin nasc “Óráid insealbhaithe”:
… #2 thuas

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