Níl caint mé as gaeilge, need help.

Evil Phil

or should that be: Níl aon gaeilge agam.

I know there is an Irish club on Harcourt st. (in Dublin) but do they teach. I'd love to learn it as it’s sounds great. Also, I have friends on the continent and it's embarrassing not been able to speak my native language, it would be great if I could say stuff that they couldn't understand like they do to me all the time. Apparently this is 'funny'.

A good social environment would suit me better, as I've a dyslexic thing with languages.

[This message has been edited by Evil Phil (edited 24-07-2001).]

zenith

Tá me in ann an chéist a fhreagairt, b'feidir.

Conradh is on Harcourt Street, gan dabht, and I'm 100% sure that they do classes and group people of similar abilities together: however, from my experience, there's a bit too much diddleyeye cultúr going on there. If I was you, I'd find out if any of the DIT colleges were running a 10-week oral Irish course, or similar: it'll be full of people like you.

An feidir leat cleachtadh amhran as Gaeilige? Beidh tú in ann é a chanadh aon am go maith leat?

Sin é. Oiche maith!

Doctúir

http://www.rte.ie/aertel/aertelplus/P483.HTM
http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gaeilge/ranganna/Eire/

GAEL-LINN, BAC 2
Gach leibheal ar fail All levels
Eolas o: 01 676 7283

CONRADH NA GAEILGE
Cursai Leanunacha All levels
Eolas o: 01-475 7401

SCOIL NAITHI, Ballinteer, BAC 14
Cursai agus grupa Classes and
comhra convers. groups
Eolas o: 01-295 5410

ARAS CHRONAIN, Clondalkin, BAC 22
Cursai & comhra Classes/conver.
Eolas o: 01-437 4847

Evil Phil

go raibh maith agat