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RMKiwi Tuesday 26th of July 2005 10:47:04 PM
Thig liom cuidiÃº libh - I'm a French student on linguistics. I speak Irish fluently; I'm not a native speaker but I've learnt Irish in the Gaeltacht. I speak Donegal Irish but I know quite well the other dialects as well as Standard Irish.
If you are puzzled by some expression or some point in Irish grammar, feel free to ask your question here, I'll quickly answer you.

Tchífidh mé sibh!

deepdarkdoom Wednesday 27th of July 2005 01:45:33 AM
- Hi, I just recently went on a trip to Ireland and I fell in love with the language, so now I'm determined to learn it. I got an Irish/English dictionary, but it doesn't even have the word for 'ok' or 'all right'. Do you know what Irish word (or several words, I suspect) for that would be?

Thanks in advance
-Ari

RMKiwi Wednesday 27th of July 2005 02:26:49 AM
- Ok / All right = ceart go leor

sisc_al Monday 28th of November 2005 04:27:06 AM
- Dia dhuit,

Wow this is so embarrassing, i have to ask a French guy to help me speak my native language, lol. It really is a shame that Irish isn't taken more seriously in Ireland.

Bheul sin sceal eile,
Could you help me learn the language, if you're interested just pm me.

Slán

RMKiwi Monday 05th of December 2005 06:37:45 AM
- [quote]i have to ask a French guy to help me speak my native language[/quote]

It isn't your native language, just the traditional language of your country. Not quite the same! Your native language is the one you've been raised up with, by your parents.

See you, I'm going to send a pm to you.

zobe Friday 23rd of December 2005 09:13:26 PM
help me too - please help with the language if you can...go raibh maith agat....its very confusing though the pronunciation

slan

Baby_J Monday 02nd of January 2006 06:42:47 PM
- YAY FOR IRISH-GAELIC!!WAT A COOL LANGUAGE!

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	RMKiwi	Tuesday 26th of July 2005 10:47:04 PM
	Thig liom cuidiÃº libh - I'm a French student on linguistics. I speak Irish fluently; I'm not a native speaker but I've learnt Irish in the Gaeltacht. I speak Donegal Irish but I know quite well the other dialects as well as Standard Irish. If you are puzzled by some expression or some point in Irish grammar, feel free to ask your question here, I'll quickly answer you. Tchífidh mé sibh!
	deepdarkdoom	Wednesday 27th of July 2005 01:45:33 AM
	- Hi, I just recently went on a trip to Ireland and I fell in love with the language, so now I'm determined to learn it. I got an Irish/English dictionary, but it doesn't even have the word for 'ok' or 'all right'. Do you know what Irish word (or several words, I suspect) for that would be? Thanks in advance -Ari
	RMKiwi	Wednesday 27th of July 2005 02:26:49 AM
	- Ok / All right = ceart go leor
	sisc_al	Monday 28th of November 2005 04:27:06 AM
	- Dia dhuit, Wow this is so embarrassing, i have to ask a French guy to help me speak my native language, lol. It really is a shame that Irish isn't taken more seriously in Ireland. Bheul sin sceal eile, Could you help me learn the language, if you're interested just pm me. Slán
	RMKiwi	Monday 05th of December 2005 06:37:45 AM
	- [quote]i have to ask a French guy to help me speak my native language[/quote] It isn't your native language, just the traditional language of your country. Not quite the same! Your native language is the one you've been raised up with, by your parents. See you, I'm going to send a pm to you.
	zobe	Friday 23rd of December 2005 09:13:26 PM
	help me too - please help with the language if you can...go raibh maith agat....its very confusing though the pronunciation slan
	Baby_J	Monday 02nd of January 2006 06:42:47 PM
	- YAY FOR IRISH-GAELIC!!WAT A COOL LANGUAGE!