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An bhfuil Gaeilge mhaith agat?

joe. · 2005-02-16 20:06:18

http://www.transparent.com/tlquiz/proftest/irish/tliritest.htm You are at the Intermediate level. You scored 93 points out of 150. You scored 62% overall.

16-02-2005 8:06pm

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http://www.transparent.com/tlquiz/proftest/irish/tliritest.htm

You are at the Intermediate level.

You scored 93 points out of 150.

You scored 62% overall.

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#2 16-02-2005 10:59pm

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You are at the Advanced Beginner level.

You scored 81 points out of 150.

You scored 54% overall.

It appears my vocabulary is atrocious!

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#3 16-02-2005 11:13pm

sickle

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wow my irish is terrible...
You are at the Advanced Beginner level.

You scored 76 points out of 150.

You scored 50% overall.

did best in PART IV: Reading Comprehension

You scored 28 points out of 30.

You scored 93% on this section.

i shoulda listened in school....

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#4 17-02-2005 6:17am

[Jackass]

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You are just starting out.

You scored 48 points out of 150.

You scored 32% overall.

Got 42% in grammer
God flashbacks of the leaving cert there!!!
How am i supposed to answer a question if i don't understand it??

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#5 17-02-2005 5:35pm

Gael

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Bhi snáth againn tamall ó shin. Féachaigi anseo:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=91909

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#6 17-02-2005 5:51pm

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Scored 47% but it was all guesswork...

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#7 17-02-2005 6:19pm

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You are at the Advanced level.
You scored 137 points out of 150.

You scored 91% overall.

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#8 18-02-2005 1:28pm

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You are at the Advanced level.
You scored 132 points out of 150.

You scored 88% overall.

Fuair mé 73% sa 1ú roinn, 93% sa 2ú, 90% sa 3ú cheann agus 100% sa cheann deireanach. Beidh orm níos mo obair a dhéanamh ar mo chuid gramadaí roimh an ardteist mar sin.

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#9 18-02-2005 7:09pm

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Cibé céard is fiú é (ní léamhaim ná scríobham i nGaeilge ro-mhinic):
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You are at the Advanced level.

You scored 141 points out of 150.

You scored 94% overall.
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(Possibly) dumb question: what accent uses "chan" for anything other than, say, describing singing in the past tense??? Or am I missing something?

Gadget
(P.S.> Ná habair "Conamara", nó ní bheidh mé in ann dhul abhaile go deo!!! )

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#10 19-02-2005 1:07am

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Inspector Gadget wrote:

Gadget
(P.S.> Ná habair "Conamara", nó ní bheidh mé in ann dhul abhaile go deo!!! )

Tír Chonaill!

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#11 19-02-2005 11:50am

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(phew!)

Gadget

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#12 19-02-2005 12:24pm

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All my LC A1 Irish has already deserted me it seems lol and it was only 8 months ago!!

You are at the Advanced Intermediate level.
You scored 111 points out of 150.

You scored 74% overall.

PART I: Grammar
You scored 33 points out of 45.

You scored 73% on this section.

PART II: Grammar
You scored 25 points out of 45.

You scored 55% on this section.

PART III: Vocabulary
You scored 25 points out of 30.

You scored 83% on this section.

PART IV: Reading Comprehension
You scored 28 points out of 30.

You scored 93% on this section.

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#13 19-02-2005 4:26pm

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angeldelight wrote:

All my LC A1 Irish has already deserted me it seems lol and it was only 8 months ago!!

Did you by any chance have reams of stuff learned off by heart for the LC?

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#14 19-02-2005 4:50pm

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Nope not really, all I had learned was about 20 phrases for essays, dates for stair na gaeilge and themes and stuff for stories/poems. Stuff like the oral I just practiced talking irish in general at home

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#15 19-02-2005 9:22pm

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Ok. It just that some people gets great marks in Irish from being good at learning stuff off, but they're in big trouble if they encounter something they haven't prepared for.

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#16 19-02-2005 11:04pm

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Nope, I've just got a memory like a sieve! My irish teacher was brilliant, we weren't allowed talk english ever in her classroom for the 5 years I was in school

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#17 20-02-2005 12:18am

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I was amazed to see I got 113/150 (75%). I obviously remember a lot more of the grammar rules than I thought, although I can't form a coherent sentence in the language. On the other hand, I can converse reasonably well in Italian, but have never learned it as such, so my score was 102/150 or 68%.
I fared considerably better in the languages I actually use, unsurprisinlgy - 87% in Dutch, 97% in French (I debate that one wrong answer! ) and 100% in English.

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#18 20-02-2005 12:24am

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i got bored after the first question and quit.... oh brings back such memories of school

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#19 20-02-2005 2:35pm

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bounty wrote:

i got bored after the first question and quit.... oh brings back such memories of school

Did you do any of the other languages?

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#20 20-02-2005 7:33pm

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You are at the Advanced level.

You scored 130 points out of 150.

You scored 86% overall.
Not too bad considering I learned all my Irish through osmosis, not from any formal study.

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#21 22-02-2005 11:50pm

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You are at the Advanced Intermediate level.

You scored 123 points out of 150.

You scored 82% overall.

meh, ní ródhona má thógann tú faoin ndeara go bhfuil sé 11:50pm agus tá mé leath i mo chodladh.

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#22 27-02-2005 10:41pm

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You are at the Intermediate level.

You scored 94 points out of 150.

You scored 62% overall.

Tá áthas orm leis seo; fuair mé timpeall 30% an chéad am a dhéarna mé é (cúpla mí seo caite). :rolleyes:

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