• Read the above text. It contains good and useful Irish for you to learn and use!
• Use the back-button of your browser to get back to the text from Full Page View.
• The text is presented first without links for you to print out then below that with each sentence translated and annotated.
• Click on the links in the text to get a translation of the various words.
• Click on the links for an explanation of the grammatical constructions. You can revise as you go along.
• Each lesson should build on the previous one. Contact me if you have problems.
  This is an ambitious project and will take many months to get up and running properly.
• Use every strategy! Imitate! Write! Test yourself.
• Copy the text by hand into your own exercise book! You will remember it better.
• Print out the text and paste it into your exercise copy to read and learn when you are away from your computer.
• Learn it by heart. Change the elements to suit yourself.
• Click on exercises above to get further practice.
  on the elements presented in this and previous lessons.
• Enrol with us if you would like to submit work by email for correction.
• Finally, when you are familiar with the above lesson move on to the next.
• Use your Irish as often as possible. Read it! Listen to it! Speak it! Write it! Think about it!
  Remember:
  "Taithí a dhéanann máistreacht" ("Practice makes mastery")and
  "Beatha teanga a labhairt, buanú teangan a scríobh."
  ( "Speech brings language to life, writing sustains it."
)

Now use your browser back-button to return to the lesson or go to the Index of Lessons

Homepage Site Map

Top Barr

Lesson Index Ceachtanna eile

Clár cinn an Láithreáin

Text, notes, and website copyright of Eo Feasa.