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| party_pat | Tuesday 29th of March 2005 06:55:57 AM |
| Clueless - the problem with being this far in northern Canada is that no one is willing to teach gaelic and no one knows it, just wondering is there any one willing to teach from scratch?? | |
| chinita96 | Tuesday 29th of March 2005 07:56:26 AM |
| Cinnte! - Cinnte! Indeed!
Of course we will help you, Alex and I here at phrasebase teach anyone who is willing to learn Irish. We teach from scratch, the basics, since we are still learning ourselves. We share what we know. We host lessons every Thursdays at 7pm EST and Saturdays at 1pm EST in the Classroomroom. You are welcome to join in. Also, I have started many beginning lessons here. If you have any questions about my lessons, please feel free to ask. If you can´t make it to any of our lessons, you can catch me or Alex online anytime. Alex lives in Montreal by the way, and he loves meeeting others interested in learning Irish. Christine - Email: chinita96@yahoo.com Yahoo & skype: chinita96 Alex - Email: dracos@netwars.ca MSN: dracos@netwars.ca Yahoo: dracosalpha AIM: dracosalpha1 ICQ: 246678384 Skype: dracosalpha Slán go fóill, Christine | |
| party_pat | Tuesday 29th of March 2005 11:37:43 AM |
| - thank you very much | |
| Alex | Wednesday 30th of March 2005 11:19:03 PM |
| Fáilte! - Welcome to Phrasebase.
Nice to see another person getting on board. Feel free to contact me anytime I'm online. Slán. | |
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