Hallo

[Mac Fraingis]

Hello, my name is john and I'm French.
I am from breizh (Celtic country) and I want to learn Gaelic.
I chose this because the Gaelic language resembles languague enormously to my ancestors the Gauls (Celtic language "Gallic").
example: tha mi / im mi, Marabh / marav
I hope to find out about the conjugation, pronunciation and reading.
The method I use gives me simple vocabulary (chair, window etc ...)
and the grammar (all expressions made ​​haphazardly data), but no conjugation ..... this also poses a problem for deciphering the phonetics of certain combinations of letters "ir", "dh", etc ...
I hope to organize so strong future courses to learn

Thank you in advance and see you soon on the forum.

tapadh leat ,beannachd leat.

[Mac Fraingis]

John = Jean

[Mac Fraingis]

The method I use gives me simple vocabulary (chair, window etc ...)
and the grammar (all expressions made ​​haphazardly data), but no conjugation ..... this also poses a problem for deciphering the phonetics of certain combinations of letters "ir", "dh", etc ....

This is the method I use .
http://www.linguashop.com/apprendre/gaelique.php

[faoileag]

Fàilte, Iain!

Tha sinn toilichte duine às a' Breatainn Bhig fhaicinn air an Fhòram!

We are happy to see someone from Brittany on the Forum.

We have other international learners on here, whose first language is not English, so we are happy to help you as best we can. Maybe some of them have good French too... Mine is very rusty!

Maybe you can also share some more little bits of Breton with us too.

It's good that you also have French language study materials - I know nothing about this course, but I hope you find it helpful.

Just ask us if you have grammar or other questions, and we will try to help!

[GunChleoc]

Fàilte ort - bienvenu!

Saoilidh mi gum bi an duilleag a leanas feumail
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