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 Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:45 am
is mise somhairle agus táim i mo chonaí i Co.Chorcaí, beidh sé i taobh theas de Eire biggrin
alternatively,
i'm sam and i live in Cork which is in the south of Ireland biggrin
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2007 12:39 pm
The Irish language is beautiful.
I think it's sad when schools force you to learn something, it just disuades the students from wanting to learn and those who don't want to be in the classroom end up disrupting it for those who want to be there (this comes from someone who's been in all sides of this situation - teacher, student who wants to learn, student who can't wait to get out).
What are your point's of view on that topic?
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:09 pm
Yeah I see what you mean. It just isnt easy at all to learn! I am in fifth year (now goin into sixth) and well, I am struggling and yet I am in top honours not ever getting an 'a' in it except in first year. Motivation to learn it for me is just getting into University sad There are just far too many variations on words when used in different contexts. I cant maintain a conversation in irish which is also kinda sad
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