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LIOBAR #focalanlae

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Achoimre trí fhocal ar pholasaí an Aontais Eorpaigh i leith Gaza.

Handy three word summary of EU Gaza policy.

Laureate nua ag súil le haird a tharraingt ar scríbhneoirí ‘dofheicthe’ na Gaeilge Deir Éilís Ní Dhuibhne, an Laureate nua don Fhicsean Éireannach go bhfuil súil aici ardán a thabhairt d’fhicsean na Gaeilge chomh maith le ficsean an Bhéarla

Éilís Ní Dhuibhne fógartha mar an gcéad Laureate don Fhicsean Éireannach eile!

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Cuireann sé i gcuimhne dom comhartha a chonaic mé sa gharáiste i nGleann Cholm Cille:
Béarla: Please do not ask for credit, as a refusal often offends.
Gaeilge: Íoc anois.

BOISEOG #focalanlae

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Aisling Ghéar, Breandán Ó Buachalla

Iain Áluinn

Beatha Mhaitiú Thalbóid, Sir Joseph A. Glynn

An Aisling, Máirtín Ó Cadhain

100 leabhar athláimhe curtha leis an suíomh inniu, agus muid ag súil le 100 eile a chur in airde amárach.

Ciúnas le cúpla seachtain anuas agus muid ag plé le horduithe scoile agus laethanta saoire na foirne, ar ais i mbun gnóithe anois!

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Tá Seachtain na Siopaí Leabhar Neamhspleácha linn an tseachtain seo!

Ba mhaith le foireann Barzaz an deis seo a thapú lenár mbuíochas a ghabháil le gach siopa leabhar neamhspleách a dhíolann leabhar Barzaz agus a chuireann fáilte is fichid romhainn d’imeachtaí Barzaz.

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"Ag cur Gaeilge ar na réalta"

Níl sárú an phodchraolta seo cloiste agam in aon teanga.

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FAILLITHEACH #focalanlae

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Teachtaireacht ar Mastodon agus “ní hábhair é a chara. 🤜🔥🤛” scríte inti.

Ní hábhair é a chara.
‘His friend is not subjects.’

S: (é) a chara ‘his friend’ (agus fo-ainmní ann)
P: ábhair ‘subjects, matters’ (iolra den fhocal ‘ábhar’)
Copula: ní (an fhoirm dhiúltach)

‘ní ábhair’ a bheadh ceart de réir an chaighdeáin, ach is sine an nós ‘h-’ a chur tar éis ‘ní’ na copaile

LIOPAIREACHT #focalanlae

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A Guide to Phonetics - IrishLanguage.ie The below guide written by Erisceres (and posted with permission here), is aimed to be a guide to understanding phonology, phonetic descriptions and the

A quick guide to phonetics

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An Modh Coinníollach - It's not as hard as it looks - IrishLanguage.ie An Modh Coinníollach is very straightforward and there's no need to fear it. To form the conditional tense in English we add ‘would’ or ‘could’ before the

An Modh Coinníollach is very straightforward and there’s no need to fear it.

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Good, Better, Best: The Comparative and Superlative in Irish - IrishLanguage.ie In English comparatives almost always end in the suffix '-er' e.g. bigger, smaller, taller, older. Thankfully Irish has a system that's not that difficult to

In English, comparatives almost always end in the suffix ‘-er’ e.g. bigger, smaller, taller, older. Thankfully, Irish has a system that’s not that difficult to learn.

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Hello Steve, thank you for your message. Not at this time.

An mbeadh cóip den dá imleabhar 'Airneán'l le Dé Bhaldraithe, Ó hUiginn, Hartmann, le díol ag duine ar bith? Is le Dé Gruyter an tsraith anois, ach níl an dá cheann sin le ceannacht. Tá PDF a'm ach ba mhaith liom cóip chrua.

Yes, many people do.

When to use Roimh or Sula in the Irish language - IrishLanguage.ie There are two words for "before" in the Irish language, but how do you know which one to use? Sula and roimh both mean "before" and thankfully it's not too

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Hi John! Indeed, you see it quite a lot online, particularly on native Irish speakers' videos on TikTok, for example. Or we've repeatedly seen people 'correct' native Irish speakers' Irish because they expect the standard.

Thank you - yes, this is true. I will amend to make this more clear as well.

Thanks for pointing this out. We'll take a closer look and see if we can tweak it to reflect it more. As a general note, it was a group of folks who worked on this piece, so there may be fine-tuning needed.

Easy fix, I've edited to include learners/speakers.

Also, 'native speakers' has a specific definition. Namely someone who grew up with the language (often in an immersive environment), not someone simply from a country. That's hardly an opinion, but the definition of the word.

Too right, Sinéad.

A fair comment and I have removed 'just' - it's not meant as disparaging, rather, there is quite a difference usually in the standard of native Irish speakers vs mostly school-led. Unfortunately, though as mentioned earlier, it's very difficult to express tone online. It's a welcome discussion.

Yes, definitely agree that there are many non-native Irish speakers who have fantastic Irish. All we're saying is that we recognise that there's a difference in how native Irish speakers acquire the language and their history with the language as opposed to non-native speakers.

Everyone is welcome to speak / learn Irish - there's no one debating that in the slightest, Sinead? There's also nowhere in the post where it says 'non-native speakers not welcome'. Everyone is capable of reaching a high standard of Irish. But we also need to support minority language communities.

No one is stopping you Sinead - that's wonderful. As I reiterate again everyone should be able to learn Irish. This post was simply about supporting native Irish speakers in the Gaeltachtaí and acknowledging that they exist. No one is saying 'down with non-native speakers'

And this 'everyone's a native' contributes to it. By all means, use whatever Irish you have. Cleachtadh a dhéananns an mháistreacht. But also always be improving and Is fearr Gaeilge bhlasta na Béarla snasta

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