First Steps to Learning Irish Gaelic |
| Irish is a Goidelic language of the Indo-European language family, originating in Ireland and historically spoken by the Irish people. Irish is now only spoken natively by a small minority of the Irish population but also plays an important symbolic role in the life of the Irish state, and is used across the country in a variety of media, personal contexts and social situations. The estimated number of speakers is 355,000 fluent or native speakers, 600,000 everyday speakers and 2 million with some knowledge. First Steps to Learning Irish Gaelic aims to provide a stepped opportunity for improving language skills; it provides the four communicative skills: Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing. |
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  | This presentation contains 9 units with audio. Here are just some of the things you will learn in this presentation: ü How to produce basic written information in the foreign language. ü How to produce written form from dictation using key alphabet/characters. ü How to read aloud at sight short pieces of the written language. ü How to understand short, basic phrases. ü How to use polite, social language. ü How to indicate difficulty with the language. ü How to take part in basic conversations about personal matters. ü How to make simple requests. ü How to find the way to a specific place. ü Plus lots more.
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