β Scribed by Angela Wilkes, John Shackell, John Shackell
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This title has been revised, with Internet links offering opportunities to hear the language spoken by a native speaker. Grammar is clearly explained, and puzzles provide plenty of practice. This title is part of a series providing a thorough grounding in useful, basic foreign language skills.
Irish language Gaelge Grammar
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Humorous illustrations demonstrate hundreds of everyday phrases with tips on pronunciation and grammar.<br>Ideal for complete beginners.
Humorous illustrations demonstrate hundreds of everyday phrases with tips on pronunciation and grammar.<br>Ideal for complete beginners.
An introductory text to the Irish language as spoken around the eighth-century c.e., covering all aspects of the grammar in a clear and intuitive format. David Stifter's Sengo?delc (SHAN-goy-delth) provides a comprehensive introduction to Old Irish grammar and metrics. Ideally suited for use as a
David Stifter's SengoΓdelc (SHAN-goy-delth) provides a comprehensive introduction to Old Irish grammar and metrics. Ideally suited for use as a course text and as a guide for the independent learner, this exhaustive handbook is also an invaluable reference work for students of Indo-European philolog
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