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HL irish yes or no?

Georginapapps1 · 2017-04-03 21:38:20

I'm in higher now for junior cert and I have a C grade in the bag for sure. Could've got a B but my oral didn't go that good. But JC Irish is basically all learnt off, it's a joke. Is a lot of leaving cert Irish learnt off or do you have to have a genuine good knowledge of the language? Is there a big difference between…

03-04-2017 9:38pm

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Georginapapps1

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I'm in higher now for junior cert and I have a C grade in the bag for sure. Could've got a B but my oral didn't go that good. But JC Irish is basically all learnt off, it's a joke. Is a lot of leaving cert Irish learnt off or do you have to have a genuine good knowledge of the language? Is there a big difference between higher and ordinary leaving cert Irish? Any Irish study tips for lc would also be greatly appreciated

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#2 04-04-2017 12:43am

hasdanta

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I'd say to get a H1 (90+) and even a H2 (80-90) you'd need to have a good grasp of vocabulary and grammar outside of just learning notes, but a H3 is achievable for most if you're in any way good at the language.

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