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#1: Smaointe Sathairn · Gaeilge Weekly

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Welcome to smaointí sathairn do learn irish online should come
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out every sunday morning in which i will be talking about
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the broader principles and ideas around learning irish and
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enjoy the show will get some benefit from it.
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Is. So you very welcome to epso
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number one of smaointí satharn as you proudly powered in the
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instructions to use the coming out every saturday.
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It's gone in english or not really speaking as Gaeilge anseo
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part from be given a few examples here, there will try to
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explain the concept but it is the idea of the show is to give
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advice and will help to people WHO are learning the language
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which was most people wishing to the weekly.
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Certainly one was listening to the níos simplí.
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Rudaí i bhfad níos simplí version but in general people
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specially members here to learn irish online.
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I testing to the membership i suppose talk through the bigger
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and underlying ides is that kind of thing of againn given to fish
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and every day but the men and never got hungry again.
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That of the contents i make an learn irish online.
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It's about okay do thoil coinníollach here's how you
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pronounce that word found his her its three phrases you they
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to make you fluent and they're really good.
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If you them that when all of you can speak the language to really
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got level, understand it to really got level.
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There are small building blocks that you need, but ultimately
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you, the one of that has to do the work you the one that has to
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put in the years over the next few months and years were long
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to be to get level u we want to get to SO the way this should
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smaointe satharn is just for me to give you san áit and some
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ideas on how i think it's easy to structure language in your
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head. Way to promote the language,
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provide your study in terms of how you can practice on how you
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can practice and officials way. A lot of people think you to
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practice for three others or something crazy in only has that
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time. So how to practice was passed
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the day and without even try that much, get the end of the
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day and actually we went lot more and went lot more than
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efficient way and be sure that right and understand the
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language better and for things to be clever.
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Bíonn ár head so that overall guiding principles for those you
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don't know, my listing for the first time.
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For those WHO may follow on to bits of Gaeilge weekly, sunset
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is mainly as Gaeilge. My name is Liam have been
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teaching irish in two thousand and twenty that i started to one
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i had loads of different people, one trasna wells people living
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in Ireland, you pay the us astrailia, new zeland, rúise.
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I dtéarmaí spéin an sabhána people different levels people,
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different types of irish different reasons for love with
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some people from scratch. Some people were really have a
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conversation level in early twenty twenty three i launch
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learn irish online sa brand company and since then we were
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making a lot of different content for people WHO are
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learning the language at different levels.
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We have the membership wilfred about your own in the intro we
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put out for different shows, views and podcasts years.
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James, helping people get better in writing, reading, listening
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and speaking in the language, but as well as that, we have a
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lot of different courses available over and learn irish
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and that designed for people different levels.
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People were looking for compensation.
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People are complete beginners, people WHO are intermediate
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level and looking to take a step, a level up and a lot of
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different terms of creed over the years and still do some one
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thing about that too much now that is so that my story of
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spent a lot of suppose it was likely over the last few years.
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Looking irish looking at how can be better to look at the other
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people teach, looking at how it looking at my students, how they
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went, it works and public. Even more importantly, that
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hasn't worked for different students and proposed to take
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that down and i will show like this giving people the
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principles in terms of what's going work to what you need to
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actually learn the language, to get better in the language, to
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enjoyed learning the language as well that you don't it will.
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Now let's be strong about something here.
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If you want, it would level irish and you will begin our
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kind of lár intermediate. You have to put in a lot of ours
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to get there is no two way around.
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It is now you possibly get your region level without putting in
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alot of time practicing, speaking, practicing, listing
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and to was one of the keys there was posted in areas that way
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will touch on two. Much to say it is that idea that
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you have to take the practice insurable for yourself and some
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way. Otherwise, you not doubt, you
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know, you think about, let's say a spórt for sampla to play
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gaelic football and much better gaelic football ar than i was
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when i was ten so no way to mother level that was what was
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then and what it is because put a lot of owners training and
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playing over those fifteen years since.
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But has it been slat in all have to and train against it to
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another or to have to keep an transmitter?
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No, no point has been like that. It's just really the holy from
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me. Ba mhaith liom so much better
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now. That was because it in those
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ours, but those were difficult, but he was something was looking
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for to doing. It was in a social event was
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seen my friends WHO was going training.
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Anseo i play spórt indeed running around so wasn't even
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freisin office language. We need to look leis in the same
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way we need a structure or practice and look at the way
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requesting speaking time in every week and leasing time in
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every week and getting it in way where it actually something we
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want to do away. It's not sure.
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Rinneadh but i ngnáth ansin halfway irish news now because
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that's not the last one not joys of you, not only if you to entry
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learning a language will tell you point in doing it, but also
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if we don't, it won't keep up. It's all good.
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Well and other people had it with let's say a d'inis before
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going to James, which was a really easy example to give is
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that we may monday an starting and going on monday MU we have
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that moves sin were using okay and we got the we really hard
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session we. Tá siad really ard.
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But the problem stalin tribal york of build it into as party.
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Story was the first day to be here to get through, but them by
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the time that wendy following monday week one week to is that
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thinking? And this is not just in jabal am
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not going to keep on going back to something a dhéanamh.
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If IM not in doing it, that's one big concept waverly planning
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on getting into, say that something you have to structure
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your own practice and your own study study of the network
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academic bord try to much but your own practice in way that
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insurable for you that would be only listings of stuff that
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actually interested in rather than just going on tg 4 player
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picking random show because i will do that in english would
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never go out. RTÉ player and the ram show put
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it on. Watch fremont, so would i do
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that in a language that might even be more difficult for me to
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understand? Surely and said, look at stuff
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that i like the way and thence which it in to irish so it was a
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lot of sport stuff, or if i was a lot of documentaries, okay,
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can i find spórt stuff can't find documentaries in irish
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rather than doing the round, just finding something in irish
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and in translation consumed actually filing something that
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you like and you get the irish equivalent.
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Of that which sometimes is easier said than done.
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For sure, that's the basic india and is one of the areas in which
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you can make irish more fun and the actual practice more fun and
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passive in way againn. Going back to the gaelic
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football example, it's been passed thing is that was then
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said, okay, over the next fifty years i want to get my better
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and gaelic football and training, excellent time work
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and play extremes it right that any problem actually have done
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that amount of training and those amount of games and those
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mount owners of the pic and my own fitness and things.
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Butts because i like those things anyway and was built in
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the big thing was built in to me, meeting my friends and
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training, going for run to get out the house, work from home.
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Okay, so is buildings into life. The way will actually something
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you look for to doing because againn i triúr it half on or
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after work but really formally set down is strong and some
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ensure that you don't know what you think it's not to something
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you'll be able to keep it. Would you?
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Motivation is you will not keep up.
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Long term action week on mount a dh'iar and some on but what i
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wanted talk about today, rather than that kind of idea of entry
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and possible learning is mór, so looking at the idea of getting
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more speaking time in her life. I did a Pól and the membership
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recently, an patrún which were you might be listening to this
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book as you might not be. Looking at not to put a little
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post asking people, what's the biggest struggle if you learning
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irish, what's the hardest thing and allow people said it's
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understanding it, just some of hers and different speakers of
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different words, different ways. Very to follow the listing to
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podcast ar radio show or whatever it might be.
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Another person speaking to my face to face most people said it
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actually just a lack of opportunities bhí idir lives of
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Ireland. Have anyone around me?
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Ag an speak language rial nó even if you live in Ireland
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o'kelly places you actually have the opportunity to speak at any
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situations. You have the opportunity to
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speak it for most people, the answer is going to be not many
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and that's all very fond of my. The best practices in relation
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to speaking is also be speaking with someone.
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It's ok doing kind of one on situation or group situation,
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where is the same as if my inniu went for a better user caife.
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Nuair a fiú as a group in sat and a table for dinner and we
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were talking probably in english.
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You want that situation but irish, that's the best practice
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you can get. It were being on that it, but i
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think a lot of people for gceist is house practice, you get in by
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yourself, even in terms of speaking so that it.
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Bhuel, i work off assumption as an irish water and close to the
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shows as well. Off assumption.
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Allow different people different times with learning irish the
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most common one of the most common one for learning a
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language is people want to get to level where they can speak of
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express. Pretty much it comes to their
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mind. That's not crazy technical,
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crazy specific, but india is that if i want to let time
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learning italian at the moment, for example, so my good talún
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is. I want to point where my new
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house to let your na talún speaker, irish speaker, i kind.
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Expressions of want to tell you that i want to party on saturday
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IJKLMU that very quickly and equally, if you ask me of what's
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your favourite thing about living spairne?
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I can give you my an seans or not the answer out to say, but
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my answer pretty quickly without thinking in italian.
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Just when the grammar is all perfect, met one hundred per
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cent of natural way to say it, but that sounds relatively
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natural ability to mouth and it's not to stressful.
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Or too much work on the brain to put that.
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That's the level i want to get e and we think about the other
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side again of me set down that go back to the irish example to
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me is of speaker sitting down with you will be learning i
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mating an rud ar bith aim for you might be that well for you
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caithfidh an bord just checking in irish that you want to be
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able to understand everything you say not they say but we
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could bring in any kind of random irish speaker and you be
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able to understand not everything but you'd be able to
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understand what they're asking, what it generally.
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Flowing about it is good to get away from the well and be able
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to understand every speaker and every where the use, even in
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english. That's not the case, even in
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english, which is my first language of answers some way
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from Ireland. The word just never heard before
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in english with her fancy word like supplies of thing like
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that, or its landlord that IM not her from their part of the
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country, for whatever the kind there people youth group.
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They used or was think about in terms of us will also like spáis
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student came to Ireland and assigned to stay there for the
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next twenty years. You think will twenty years that
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should be able to understand every but get you if you put
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them down to rural kerry for up to one of ireland's true to
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Ireland of today all and not talk irish in just checking if
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they're speaking english people there they really hard to
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understand you have twenty years unless you need to speaker and
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grown up through and through in that language was always good to
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people that are going to understand.
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No more about the kind mór ag stream access to extreme
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dialects, the extreme speakers i suppose in terms of how hard to
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understand again that we talked about this example of my user
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joker caife IM imagining the man thing you want to is that i have
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it on my friends and my son speaking a different kind act.
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But overall most people were put out in front of you will be able
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to follow us on Twitter saying you have to keep the
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conversation going and trucks press what you want, says.
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So let's be to what is that when?
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That means that you can speak an expressly much it comes to head
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and also you can understand. That being said, you speak and
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you can understand will have more about comprehension in the
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next years of smaointe satharn ba mhaith talk about speaking
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today and again this browser i dia dais a bhfuil if i don't
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know people to speak. However, get out of course to
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practice. But people realise that you to a
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lot of practice by yourself, so let's say your driving and work
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every morning in the bank, in the car, every the training.
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Why not speaking yourself in irish during that time?
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You might think my very basic level, i don't have to do that
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perfectly. Even more reason to do it surely
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would you that and even more reason to practice to get better
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so that you have in terms of kerry to good or some
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conversation with you will be able to keep it in irish.
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I personally am learning languages you that and you that
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stress worry to move to what will get out of this situation
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pretty quickly and better to prove to the point where it can
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hold my own in conversation. Even if you have very basic
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irish to take extreme example where you know how you in good
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from galway and mayo is as contae na Gaillimhe mé tá mé
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ceithre bliana is 20 d'aois and four even at my tricky you that
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fine but little you're there on the trainer you yourself ok
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perfect this morning IM on the train you think i don't know
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what to say that? Well that's all you talk to this
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morning the way it is very useful thing you know and very
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important thing to know if you to speak any language.
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Tá tú ag tús an leibhéil so you can eat your list leat kiss on
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your phone or an píosa páipéar le notebook all computer list in
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administrative bíonn adais na okay morning so this morning now
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IM on the train i am know it's tá mé ann on the train on the
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train amhrán. I don't know tréan know is
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probably similar to english button to get the exact spent my
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right that down on the list may as well have something else
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there such as tá mé know the two different versions of the first
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b. Irish from translation over is
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that tá a fhios agam do something about it so you can
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essentially not have not much cliú about that sections you not
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sure this morning is you not sure about i am is atá mé or is
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something may is ar an traein mé andrews not sure the spelling of
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the plantation of training. Perfect no problem all so you
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can do it in the moment, just take out your phone or you
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fiscal dictionary really ana fón an focloir ponc ie foclóir ie in
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english. It's gonna be a lot easier and
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if you look up ok getting good on the biggest advices i can
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give you your learning irish is get good using foclóir dojki is
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by far away the best online resource for learning irish has
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everything on their from obviously translations of its
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tran. That room was laptop in irish,
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but was that the pronunciation in the dialects it has?
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The grammar side of it is i meascán femin how to change the
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article? Francis, if you ever i can click
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verb úsáid i gceist a load of difference conjugations past
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present future negative way of those conditional the person of
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the parties just the command ii 6 do this to explain something
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to me and so on if you learn irish and member you back and
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find the view it. Look at how to use focloir ponc
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ie alt the different peters you can use on there, just type in
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separate patrún foclóir and it should come up, so that's
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something you that quite important it is good to.
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You can focloir ponc ie go back to example.
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You say this morning even this morning at one word fad brian
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this morning in focloir ponc ie it will still see all the
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different sample sentences thousands of millions of sample
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sentences and show all the ones that the morning.
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About the very quickly lock dom say it's always seems to be ar
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maidin, we don't you say maidin seo anything we'd say ar maidin
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ar maidin inniu for this morning ok perfect i that.
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I think it is much better ways to use pen and paper to is right
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on an fisice provides you can send method provided if you set
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down and a desk at home with and paper allatróp ar undone and
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what were you completely focus on this?
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Rather than you an traen and some besides that everyone else
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is asked her for your ticket to inspect rivers, but this is just
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kind of every day examples of that.
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It can add. That's my list of ar maidin ar
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maidin inniu it on irish equals and it down in english and so
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you says ar fad san in the morning ar maidin inniu this
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morning today mór déan i think tá mé ar an traen so i can use
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in other resources focloir ponc ie.
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Ríomhann ó google translation grace for some stuff like that
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you even you can still get general india.
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I can put that you a lot of this depends on the integration bíonn
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okay using some of the technological stuff.
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Obviously not you just ask the teacher if you vessels that way
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to find out if you good at y at focloir ponc ie event ócáid
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using its go be a lot easier if but that you why is it tá mé ar
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an traein in set of an is foirm acappella foirm as we call it.
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Níl fanacht that okay is because IM not saying i am the training
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because IM not saying i am and on and saying IM on the train
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and i look up my spelling train. Okay, is that so immediately
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with one really through a century such as i am on the
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train this morning? Think how to join this morning
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with something using the time may as well i wasn't sure of the
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pronunciation of morning was spent AIII nós prince maidin.
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I look up ba mhaith liom an focal ponc i that's another
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thing i want that really well. That's what you will also look
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at different sin tá and is or the basic principles on the
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years and they spelling train not as important but still
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something you and especially if you talk about stuff that
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relevant to every day life, if you're on the train there going
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to work that morning and if you get the train to work every day
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or most days, so is something specific to you and is better
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than that specific to you. I mbeagán focal amháin fan
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william learning italian now i try to learn a lot of the words
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that for one tiers petshop strategy from wing and people
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say, but how to use the words were used to me that they tu
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cause what we talked about website down that people or in
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terms of content in consuming views, podcast social media and
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consuming staff and talking about your interest in our staff
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that relevant to my life so that you work to take the training
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sampla to you work on the train. Ní raibh tuigeann spector dord
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ticket gardens of the verb inspect the word finne the way
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more important you they would be to other people and when you're
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talking to people, would you because we were people talking
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jobs often and what you jobs and also even when the listening to
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presenters of its about me not to do it job but fresh in answer
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thinking about it. So again, that's another trip ar
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an stuif that's applicable to you first.
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Ok and back again to the idea of it's all about making ourselves
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run in to all the things that you feel so even of that one
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basic sections this morning IM on the train the way of brandy
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braon into the verb to be the most important for in the
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language of the concept of is verses tá and what the
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differences between two ar maidin.
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That's the time of the day maidin tráthnóna oíche de 300
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most important time of the words to know in terms of morning
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after that evening and night. Inniu leis an aistriú course of
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sentences you gunna rud iontu all the most common words, you
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probably to states before i can't give you specific one for
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irish research has not really sin dul anois, but you heard the
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ones for different languages before that.
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Whatever ninety percent of all the words we use or from the
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same bank of five hundred. You know that he wasn't my
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speaking italian again. Ninety percent of all the words
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will be from the five hundred most common words.
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So again, that's a roof since. But that's the dia is that when
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you that scoil in your learning leat italian again or spanish,
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whatever they give you chapter one of the book, and it's about
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homer, the family to you for words like mother and father,
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but what you can. Second cousin seemed that house
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bungaló word that we never really use the word last time.
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Use words even in english, but words that we are using all the
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time, so because it then excuse me.
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I think so for sure, small little shop like that you went
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out for that early as é a dhéanamh.
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I depending on your teeth. There were to in school when
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your language when you, french, german, spanish, italian and so
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on. So this method of speaking to
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yourself and make yourself out of your doing it even just for a
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few days, are few weeks. Your pretty quickly to cover all
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the most important stuif. Okay, not just a cover, you s
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actually use it. Vincent appreciate it very slow
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to cart even just you might be the trainer to every day this
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morning IM on the train but really quickly into loaf.
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Different important things lets the next five times duais it to
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SOI think we should arrive at cloch.
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You think that difficult but it's breaking down.
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What's the difficult i think massively porter, but it's not
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all the time in the language. Okoku, i think it's not
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smaoinigh is not perfectly planning.
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Déan focail tell you so is ceap meastar see you any of those you
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chapter and courses for me and even my i think well i don't put
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that the presence or let's say i look up an foclóir and you
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ceapann mé ar ceapaim but that's no good for you.
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It's good for translation, but what about the next time i said
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but something in the presence so maybe that we put that sentence
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pause we think to and find out something about the presence.
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They actually youtube video. How do i know congregate
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something to presence came back to think this page to get some
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fish if you translation and lesson this is ok.
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I think the presence of ceapaim. But then you nó ceap in the
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presence about the thousands of hers, hundreds of others that
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you need to us every day. I tell you the overriding roll
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on this kind of the idea of smaointe satharn and the rule of
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a lot of you all irish on about a specific border translation
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showing the overriding roll. So how do i put the presence on
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in sending you say so ceapann mé níl mé ceannaíonn mé whatever
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whenever and b and county down on what's the difference short
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and long term. These will be important as well,
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so it's about more than anything as well being turus, so when i
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see something like this morning at skipping over, when i think
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not in áit probably ceapfar something if not sure an
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doodlekit ainm chun ask yourself what why is it like that?
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Cause to find out ok in the presence just had this evening.
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If you this evening of that you have any verb then and what it
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but in the present and advantage.
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Praghas. So that's the dia make your own
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stuff you don't know in the keys to be curious because of works
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and other queries about seo. The same rating our letter
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reading in even better example was reading and medical they be
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words in the first sentence know but that you then that skip over
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and whatever i again you that for me is that kind of you
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worried of what it says to me. I know it's a bit of barking
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river ie. That motivations think IM going
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to learn the words now and then means and for the rest of my
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life, of those words go again all of them.
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Or maybe the second book was but her for that will.
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Getting closer to know one hundred per cent so that's the
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media is that if i don't know word, i look up and understand
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the general idea behind this and then i know it is not make such
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difference. Ní bíonn made by this method of
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speaking yourself for ba in your head out loud at home with you
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some practice with even better you do that both are still good
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cause sb to say for environment you can talk about what you want
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by yourself as well and it's you don't need.
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Someone was very patient beside you to put up with what you
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saying. And running and stuff that you
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don't know. Removing the road back to start
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and that black's there you go even further next time you be
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made by now quickly doing this event for twenty minutes to pay
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half and or every second day, whatever you pick up afterwards
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and other keys. Wel is going back over stuff it
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right ar maidin eqls this morning bright fine but well
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remind flowers probably not ok so it's the idea of then looking
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back the next day reading and way i think we're pepper and
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people like to flashcards and if i was thinking of pay.
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B'fhéidir, but what you want again make a practice your own
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ort sa triail cover in english or you in english and so k this
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morning ór as you better covers in irish.
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This is the best and you that morning and then you hands
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covering let's say ar maidin can you remember it?
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Ar maidin ar maidin inniu. So that's the key turas
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microsoft and these things and be made by how quickly your pick
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up mar sin, that in terms of speaking things are coming
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quicker. So i know ar maidin is in the
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morning but it does my for soicind MU that's beyond me.
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You have any conversation and windy after care of you can can
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do ar maidin bhuel preferably like to get that to point.
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I say what you if you maidin inniu.
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Raibh sin so it's the dia computers of your constant
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required these things your head and make yourself say mé ar an
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traein ar fad sin beidh mé ansin i gceann whatever cúpla uair.
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Tá duine éigin anseo in aice liom summerside me if your
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country make your brain saol things there was that some like
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that it's you using all the time when you not speaking about
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that, you're making your brain computer all times of some say
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something you then you'll be able to respond quicker.
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That's the dia. So this bot longer that
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expected. This is also the first steps of
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most of these apply to any language.
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Hope you enjoy it and speak to you very soon.
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Againn slán go fóill. Is.