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prose and poetry OL irish

  • 07-06-2008 4:51pm
    #1
    otyat9
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    does anybody have any ideas as to what might come up in the poetry and prose in paper 2?


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  • #2
    thebigcheese22
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    em i think jack and bimse buan are fairly certain :) not sure bout stories but id say claire sa speir and cearbhall mac something or other


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    Ohhh, C'mon.

    Why are people making a big deal about ordinary irish..

    There's like what 4 poems to learn.. 2 of which are like exactly the same (Nil aon ni and faoiseamh) and 5 stories.. and they're all piss easy!


  • #4
    kaki
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    Because it's all relative?

    Like, the honours course isn't that big a deal. We get a couple of extra poems, one text (on which the question is always easy) and a bit of history. So what?


  • #5
    [Deleted User]
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    kaki wrote: »
    Because it's all relative?

    Like, the honours course isn't that big a deal. We get a couple of extra poems, one text (on which the question is always easy) and a bit of history. So what?


    Like, have you seen the ordinary paper like? It's a piss take, like.


  • #6
    Twee.
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    It's, like, not easy if you're linguistically challenged. Some people have an aptitude for it, others don't.


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  • #7
    eoin2nc
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    Ye just go in and wing it


  • #8
    kaki
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    The ordinary level Irish paper is no less of a pisstake than the higher level.

    Like, imo.


  • #9
    Twee.
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    eoin2nc wrote: »
    Ye just go in and wing it

    Lol, you really can. I covered study for both papers in two hours (including breaks for staring in to space) and am having no worries about the paper.


  • #10
    fivetwenty
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    I'm doing 6 Higher subjects and am considered one of the top people in my year, but I'm going to look like a right fool when I leave this exam after 10mins (literally!) to go study Business.

    I honestly haven't done Irish since over a year ago (I didn't attend the class this year, and having done Higher at JC level, I still think I have sufficient vocabulary to see me through P1)

    P2 is only 18% anyway!

    Its kind of stupid, to have Day 1 Irish worth over three times the marks of Day 2 Irish?


  • #11
    [Deleted User]
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    Twee. wrote: »
    It's, like, not easy if you're linguistically challenged. Some people have an aptitude for it, others don't.

    A few in my class can barely say their names.. :eek:

    I just find it hilarious!


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  • #12
    Twee.
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    fivetwenty wrote: »
    I'm doing 6 Higher subjects and am considered one of the top people in my year, but I'm going to look like a right fool when I leave this exam after 10mins (literally!) to go study Business.

    I honestly haven't done Irish since over a year ago (I didn't attend the class this year, and having done Higher at JC level, I still think I have sufficient vocabulary to see me through P1)

    P2 is only 18% anyway!

    Its kind of stupid, to have Day 1 Irish worth over three times the marks of Day 2 Irish?

    You really would. The reading comps. are no bother and the story can be an accident/robbery/lotto lol take your pick!
    18%!? I knew it was low but god! Nice one!


  • #13
    [Deleted User]
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    fivetwenty wrote: »
    I'm doing 6 Higher subjects and am considered one of the top people in my year
    Arent you great.


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