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Halò faoileag, Interesting that you say that you could follow from German. I also had German as a subject in a Scottish School, but I actually didn't learn anything of any use :? It wasn't until I moved from Scotland that I was forced to learn it. I think my wife will get this book anyway, so I will...

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MacAonghais wrote: LOL so this was my tr*nsl*t**n, and not the one I found

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Note the H that GunCleoc added though.

Oh thanks for pointing that out. I missed that initially.

LOL so this was my tr*nsl*t**n, and not the one I found

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The first phrase I learnt when learning to speak my first foreign language was "my hovercraft is full of eels". Therefore, despite being able to say some things in Gaelic like, hello, thank you. I find it suiting that my first full Gaelic phrase also be "my hovercraft is full of eels&...

Tapadh leibh GunChleoc. Although I am fluent in German, English is my mother tongue, so I think learning Gaelic from a foreign language, which I've only been speaking for 10 years, will confuse me too much :D However, my wife is a native German speaker, and also wants to learn Gaelic with me, so thi...

Hi, Thought I'd say hello. I came looking for Gaelic course material for self study and noticed some useful links. I was also hoping to find a community which is also supportive of learners, and it appears I found it :) I've been playing with the idea of learning Gaelic since I was an adult, but nev...