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Buntús Cainte- Useful?

  • 02-12-2014 5:35pm
    #1
    Gulfstream757
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    Hi all,

    I'm doing LC HL Irish and want to improve my aural and oral Irish and also want to pick up more vocab to hopefully become more comfortable with the language, would any of you recommend Buntús Cainte for this.

    All other recommendations are very welcome.
    Thanks


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  • #2
    uch
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    Buntús Cainte is excellent but not really suited IMO to higher LC, you'd be better getting some of the Adult learner Audio Books, as these would have a more varied vocabulary

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  • #3
    Gulfstream757
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 93 ✭✭Gulfstream757


    Thanks very much for your reply, could you recommend any titles of books that would be good?


  • #4
    uch
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    Dúnmharú ar an Dart is excellent, have a look at www.siopa.ie and www.cic.ie and you should find some good ones,
    Where are you based ? If you are near Dublin you could pay a visit to Conradh Na Gaeilge harcourt street, they have an extensive selection in the bookshop there.

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  • #5
    Gulfstream757
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 93 ✭✭Gulfstream757


    Thanks very much, I'm in Dublin actually so may pay them a visit, would you have any suggestions for grammar books? Preferably one that's relatively easy to use. Again thanks very much for your help


  • #6
    uch
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    Gulfstream757 wrote: »
    Thanks very much, I'm in Dublin actually so may pay them a visit, would you have any suggestions for grammar books? Preferably one that's relatively easy to use. Again thanks very much for your help


    If you want to PM me your mail address I can send you the christian brothers Irish grammar handbook in PDF format, that someone posted here years ago. If you want to buy one, this one HERE is very comprehensive

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    uch
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    Actually here it is, I was able to upload it

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