Gaeilge

Mellen22bunny · 07-26-2008 12:17

A bimbo, a chara,

An bhfuil aon duine ar "Miss Bimbo" le Gaeilge. Tá suil agam, ma bhfuil píosa beag Gaeilge agat, go bhfuil tú ag iarriadh caint liom sa forum seo agus bhain úsaid as do chuid Gaeilge. Nó má bhfuil Éirinigh thú, go bhfuil tú iarriadh trial a bhaint as.

Is there anyone on "Miss Bimbo" with Irish? I hope that if you even have a small bit of Irish that you will talk to me in this form and use your Irish. Or if you are from Ireland, that you would at least like to try it.

Le mise, le meas,

beir bua,

Mellen22bunny xxx

Dingoes8mybaby · 07-26-2008 14:16

Dia duit smile My Gaelic is really bad, but I went to the gaeltacht for three years big_smile I should remember really stupid saying but I don't hmm

Mellen22bunny · 07-26-2008 16:18

Ah tá tú todh, cén Gaeltacht a raibh tú ag freastal?

Ah well at least you tried, which Gaeltacht did you go to?

Numba1bimbx · 07-26-2008 16:26

The only Irish I remember is Conas ata tu?

Mellen22bunny · 07-26-2008 16:29

Sin go leor. Beidh tú abalta thosnú a chuir ar comhrá le aon duine le sin agus lean ar aighdh i mBearla.

Ah sure thats enough to start a conversation with some one - you can continue in English from there!

Dingoes8mybaby · 07-26-2008 17:17

Cade mar ata tu? That's something that'll stay with me.

Loch an Iuir big_smile The best summers I've had

Mellen22bunny · 07-27-2008 07:54

Daoire? Sin an saghas Gaeilge atá agat ar aon nós. Iontach. Bhí mé i connemara, agus maigheo. Colaiste Uisce agus Colaiste Setanta. Bhain mé an-taitneamh as.

Derry Irish? That seems to be what you have anyway? Brilliant, I love all the different sounds. I was in Connemara, and Mayo, Colaiste Uisce and Colaiste Setanta. I totally loved it too!

Dingoes8mybaby · 07-27-2008 19:24

The gaeltacht I went to was in Donegal, it's really nice there. And I'm not sure what dialect I spoke lol. I'm from Belfast and that's the way we were taught to say 'Cade mar ata tu?', so.. smile No idea lol.

The one thing I hated was singing class.. and tin whistle! I would pretend I had 'Games' class all day tongue

Mmariannka · 08-05-2008 13:44

Oh, I wish I could speak this language!!! This is so beautiful! Can someone help me learning the basics?

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-05-2008 13:47

we used to sing Gaelic in school, but I really can't remember any of it!

Annabelle Ablewood · 08-05-2008 13:52

lol Gaelic

*slowly backs out of the thread*

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-05-2008 13:53

Annabelle Ablewood wrote:
lol Gaelic

*slowly backs out of the thread*

lol!

Annabelle Ablewood · 08-05-2008 13:58

hehe seriously, my dad was irish and we used to go over to ireland quite a lot, where my cousins would keep talking in gaelic (just to be annoying tongue cause i didn't understand)
So I started learning it, I thought i had forgotten most of it but its all coming flooding back content4

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-05-2008 15:39

lol, I'm scottish and one of our teaches got obsessed with gaelic singing at one point, so we had to sing all these songs wthout knowing what they were about.

Would hve been better if he'd told us.

One of them sounded like it was about tying a shoelace! That's all I can remember sad lol

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-05-2008 15:45

sraid na h-eaglais

can someone translate this for me please?

Gueld · 08-06-2008 12:01

CARCRASHbimbo wrote:
sraid na h-eaglais

can someone translate this for me please?

Church Street??

Clare12369 · 08-06-2008 12:13

cad e mar ata an saol agat?

I think thats right. lol

Last edited by clare12369 (08-06-2008 12:16)

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-06-2008 14:13

Gueld wrote:
CARCRASHbimbo wrote:
sraid na h-eaglais

can someone translate this for me please?
Church Street??

Great! That's what it should translate as! I've seen other church streets, and they have different gaelic signs on them, so they can't all be right. But at least this one is smile

Last edited by CARCRASHbimbo (08-06-2008 14:14)

Gueld · 08-06-2008 14:16

Hm yeah, I think sraid na h-eaglais(e) is acceptable to.

CARCRASHbimbo · 08-06-2008 14:40

Thanks very much for the info smile I swear I have seen some church streets with something completley different on! lol

Crypticenkeli · 08-06-2008 19:12

Dia duit! I would like to learn this wonderful language! Unfortunately here in Hungary there isn't so much chance to find a teacher.

Whoer · 08-09-2008 01:31

táim líofa sa Gaeilge...agus beidh mé lan sásta cabhru leat fomhlaim!
Cá has a d'fhoghlaim tu do chuid gaeilge Mellen22bunny?

im fluent in irish and would be more than happy to help you learn!
where did you learn your irish Mellen22bunny?

Last edited by Whoer (08-09-2008 01:36)

VickVick · 10-27-2008 00:11

mmariannka wrote:
Oh, I wish I could speak this language!!! This is so beautiful! Can someone help me learning the basics?

Sure! What would you like to learn? I'll just give you a list of what i consider basic

Hello:Dia Duit/Dia Daoibh(plural)
Goodbye:Sl

Vzsite · 12-27-2008 09:14

yikes

InFlames · 12-29-2008 02:06

yikes Cheap me ni raibh aon Gaeilge sa forum (?) freisin...
...
Ta me ro-deanach hmm

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