Introduction to Irish

This is a course of Irish created by igotthebeetus. This course has been viewed by 8795 people.

Here is the lessons list:

• Lesson 1

Course Comments

• boracasli wrote:

  I’m a beginner, but this course is a completely fault. For example, "Is Turcach mé" is correct, not "Tá mé Turcach".

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• galaxyrocker wrote:

  This lesson is completely wrong. When talking about nationalities you don’t use "tá". You use the coupla, "Is". Don’t trust this. As to the comment above, tá is the affirmative of the verb, where as "an bhfuil" makes it a question. Still, bad course.

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• la_221 wrote:

  Hello, I just tried it out and while I liked it I think I would have done better had there been a chart or an explanation of which form of ’to be’ went with which pronoun. Without it was just me guessing either Tá or an bhfuil. Hopefully you’ll put up lesson 2 soon :) Thanks

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