Gaeilge í scoil

Slydice · 27-04-2001 9:05am #1

Cen sórt tuairmí a bhfuil agat faoi an oideachas ar an saol agus an teanga gaeilge a bhfuil duine abalta a fail sna scoileanna dara leibheil sa la ata inniu ann.

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Bard · 27-04-2001 2:05pm

Ceapaim go mbéadh rud mhaith é gan dabht dá mbéadh se ó níos mó daltaí s'na scoileanna Gaeilge a staidéar ó tús go dtí an am a bhíonn an teanga go léir acu.

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I believe it would certainly be a good thing if more pupils in schools actually wanted to study Irish from the very start to the time they have the entire language learnt.

(that's quite a literal translation - basically, the more students who take an active interest in learning it until fluent, the better in my humble opinion. I know I'm really only getting back into it lately and am annoyed at how much of the language is lost to me...)

Bard

"We do know it was we who scorched the sky..."

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FunkyChicken · 03-05-2001 10:32pm

nach bhfuil tú bródúil as do teanga féin Whitelancer?

strat · 04-05-2001 12:14am

Is maith loim an gailge anois ach nuair a bhí mé i scoill cupla blian o shin, ni raibh aon maraig orm an teanga a fhaoilm, ceap mé agus na daltaí eile go raibh sé uspóg am ach anois tá athas orm mar tá roint heritage agam anois

Slydice · 06-05-2001 3:51pm

WhiteLancer, cád é do faidbh

Cén fáth a rinne tú "reply" már sin, sílim go bhfuil tú ag baint trial as troibloid a deanamh.

theCzar · 07-05-2001 10:54pm

mharaigh an muintoirí an teanga, is an scéal brón é...

i finished my orals though, so "an teanga" can bugger off for a while...

"The post you have just read is true... and by true, I mean false, it's all lies... but they're entertaining lies, and in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer... is no..."

Lenny · 07-05-2001 11:05pm

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by WhiteLancer:
Im sorry but i hate the language. I jsut want irish to die out one and for all and for it to not be forced down our throats.</font>

that's a terrible thing to say
Ireland is known because of it's great Irish
if it wasn't for those frickin brits
ggrr
we'd all be speaking Irish and English

Celt · 12-05-2001 3:25pm

Reading Dev's post about the new community i deleted all previous posts.

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Bard · 13-05-2001 1:31am

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by WhiteLancer:
Reading Dev's post about the new community i deleted all previous posts.
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Um... why? He didn't say we weren't to participate... did he?

Bard

"We do know it was we who scorched the sky..."

Celt · 16-05-2001 6:42pm

No, but he said it was for a specific group of people, and my posts were rather inflammatory for a private board.

Volvagia · 24-05-2001 8:18pm

Taim sa triu blian anois and ta muinteoir Thar barr agam! Ceapaim mura mbíonn se agam ni beadh suim agam sa gealige. Ta brod an domhain orm foain Gealige agus is aobhinn liom é!!

slán

Is this the untimely end of Volvagia tune in next week to find out.....

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 31-05-2001 3:34pm

Chuaigh mise go dtí bhunscoil Gaeilge agus meanscoil Gaeilge agus táim tar éis scoil a chríochnú inné... fós caithfidh mé an ard teist a dhéanamh an gCéadaoin seo chugainn, ach ní labhreoimid (?litriú) faoi sin.
is é... nó bhí an Gaeilge ceann de na hábhar is fearr liom agus mé ag freastail ar scoil agus ceapaim gur rud maith é teanga dúlgais a bheith ag tír agus ag daoine.
is fíor é go d'fhéadfaí an ábhar a mhúineadh i mbealach níos fear, tá an gcúrsa an cosúil leis an cúrsa Béarla, sa mhéid is a bhfuil alán béím curtha ar an fhilíócht agus are prós. Measaim má raibh níos mó béim curtha ar stair agus bunrialacha/stair na teanga sa timthriall sóisearach (junior cycle) beidh i bhfad níos mó daltaí in ann filíocht agus scéalta trí Ghaeilge a lábhsáil sna scrúdaithe.
B'fhéidir go mba chóir é a mhúineadh mar teanga iasachta, mar aon leis an fhrancais no an ghearmánais... ag foghlaim briathra agus rialacha na dteanga, in ionad mar teanga dúlgais, ag "taking for granted"... (caith mé an deich nóiméad deireanach ag iarradh smaonieamh are na focail as Gaeilge ag ní raibh mé in ann) go bhfuil leibhéal Gaeilge ard ag na daltaí.
Má raibh ormsa, nó an cuid is mó daoine i mo rang, aiste as francais a scríobh nó fhilíocht francaise a léamh agus a thuige... beidh mé i bponc gan dabht.

Mnemoniac · 01-06-2001 11:37am

Curious topic. People posting in English and
as Gaelige. Why would anyone want to learn
Irish? I can only speak for myself. I can
say thing in the Irish language that I can't
say in any other language. The Irish
language is a medium that I can use to be
myself. Alas, the English language is a more
immediate medium. What does that mean?

Aside from that, I can express myself better
in several other languages than Irish but I
still have the feeling that I'm quite at
home in Irish. Today I wrote "Go n-eirí
an bothar leat" on a card for a colleague
who is leaving. I explaing the meaning
but I couldn't have expressed the same sentiment in any other language.

I can express myself in seven other
languages. Yes, that's what I
said, seven. Does this mean that Irish is
more or less important to me? Well, to tell
the truth, it is more important because I
identify more with it than the other seven languages.

In my view, Irish people should learn the
Irish language. They should also learn
a number of other languages. I will
encourage my children to learn as many
languages as then can reasonably learn.
In particular, I will encourage them to learn the "high" languages (English, Spanish,
French, German) and the languages of our
neighbouring countries.

In my view, the best way to communicate with
people is in *their* language. The French
say "We'll sell to you in your language but
we'll buy in French."

azezil · 09-06-2001 6:41pm

níl ach cupla focal agam, mar sin i'm posting this in english! , ne who imo it shouldn't be forced on ppl, it should be an optional extra language, i no when i was in school i didn't like it, but now that i'm out i wish i had payed attention.

i only speak for myself but when someone is trying to force something on me i do the complete oposite, if it was optional i'd say more ppl would actually volenteraly do it, or do even better at it!

"just because you're not paraniod, doesn't mean they're not after you!"

WolfeTone · 11-06-2001 10:30pm

tá sé fíor , tá na múinteoirí ag marú gaeilge

. Bhí múinteoir go hiontach orm go dtí an blian seo ach d'imigh sí le haghaidh "masters" a dheanamh say leitheoireacht gaeilge agus anois tá amadán múinteoir agam . Is scéal brón é

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B'fheidir níl sé ceart a chur brú ar na daltaí gaeilge a dhéanamh ach níl an bród ag na daltaí inniu (tá mise féin cúig déag blain d'aois) ach duine amháin sa chéad

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