Hi from Scottish Borders
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Hi from Scottish Borders
Totally new to this learning possibly know may-be 1 or 2 words. From raised in England, black country want to learn, any help would be great. speak soon I hope in Gaelic. Ed.
Re: Hi from Scottish Borders
Fàilte, Ed!
Ciamar a tha thu?
Welcome, Ed. How are you?
Great that you want to learn Gaelic - lots of non-Scots on here, all making progress at their own rate, usually having fun, and doing their bit for the language !
If you can't attend a course of some sort where you are, there are lots of resources online, and books with CDs etc.
Help locating courses:
http://www.learngaelic.net/fios/
Online: a lot of people find the BBC course 'Beag air Bheag' (Little by little) a good place to start:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/alba/foghlam/beag_air_bheag/
Lots of links on this board too: http://www.foramnagaidhlig.net/index.php?page=4
We're happy to help learners, so get started and post even tiny attempts, and questions etc, in the bilingual section!
Gur math a thèid leat! Good luck!
Ciamar a tha thu?
Welcome, Ed. How are you?
Great that you want to learn Gaelic - lots of non-Scots on here, all making progress at their own rate, usually having fun, and doing their bit for the language !
If you can't attend a course of some sort where you are, there are lots of resources online, and books with CDs etc.
Help locating courses:
http://www.learngaelic.net/fios/
Online: a lot of people find the BBC course 'Beag air Bheag' (Little by little) a good place to start:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/alba/foghlam/beag_air_bheag/
Lots of links on this board too: http://www.foramnagaidhlig.net/index.php?page=4
We're happy to help learners, so get started and post even tiny attempts, and questions etc, in the bilingual section!
Gur math a thèid leat! Good luck!
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Re: Hi from Scottish Borders
Fàilte!
Learning Gaelic is a fun and intriguing process. I've been tackling it for a month or two now and each day I'm learning something new.
What has drawn you to learning Gaelic, my friend?
If you want to try some of the grammar,http://www.taic.me.uk is a great place to start.
Good luck!
Learning Gaelic is a fun and intriguing process. I've been tackling it for a month or two now and each day I'm learning something new.
What has drawn you to learning Gaelic, my friend?
If you want to try some of the grammar,http://www.taic.me.uk is a great place to start.
Good luck!
What Tarquin the Proud said in his garden with the poppy blooms was understood by the son but not by the messenger.
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Re: Hi from Scottish Borders
Fàilte!
I'll second faoileag's link to BBC Alba Beag Air Bheag. A fun way to start learning Gaelic is the "Learn a Gaelic song" section. That way you start getting used to how the language sounds, and it's easier to remember phrases when they're to a tune.
I'll second faoileag's link to BBC Alba Beag Air Bheag. A fun way to start learning Gaelic is the "Learn a Gaelic song" section. That way you start getting used to how the language sounds, and it's easier to remember phrases when they're to a tune.
Tha avatar agam à dhealbh aig mo phiuthar anns an Cellardyke. Tha trì videothan Ghàidhlig agam anns an Youtube.
My avatar is from a photo that my sister took in Cellardyke. I have three Gaelic videos on Youtube.
My avatar is from a photo that my sister took in Cellardyke. I have three Gaelic videos on Youtube.
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Re: Hi from Scottish Borders
Fàilte - Welcome!
And please don't be shy about trying out what you have learned
And please don't be shy about trying out what you have learned
Oileanach chànan chuthachail
Na dealbhan agam
Na dealbhan agam
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Re: Hi from Scottish Borders
Thanks for the welcome, not sure where to post but how do i get the accents on standard pc keyboard.
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Check your language settings, if it's on English try pressing ctrl + shift at the same instance. Try again after that. Did that do it for you?
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http://www.igaidhlig.net/en/category/accented-letters/ED Mac wrote:Thanks for the welcome, not sure where to post but how do i get the accents on standard pc keyboard.
If you are on a computer where you can't change the settings, use the "Ω" button on top for clickable letters.
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Na dealbhan agam
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