[Elfsea] [Fwd: [Steppes] to those interested in Irish Gaelic]

[Pádraig Ruad Ó Maolagáin]

Adelaide,

I'm not sure if Yagyu is subscribed to the Elfsea list, so please contact
him directly at jakecurda at yahoo.com.  But I'm sure that your RSVP will be
no problem.

Padraig
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Nunc est bibendum.
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Darr Sarah wrote:
> I would like to RSVP for my self and possibly my children, if that is
> okay?
>   Adelaide
>
> Pádraig Ruad Ó Maolagáin <padraig_ruad at irishbard.org> wrote:
>   Cross-posted by permission.
>
> ---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
> Subject: [Steppes] to those interested in Irish Gaelic
> From: "jake curda"
> Date: Tue, August 21, 2007 2:36 am
> To: "stepps list"
> "the group"
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Dia dhuit,
>
> To those who find an interest in Irish Gaelic, find a desire to learn
> one of the most beautiful and poetic languages in the world, or just
> wish to know what the heck it is, pay heed.
>
> After careful dilleberation I have decided to formalize an Irish Gaelic
> study group in the area.
>
> The Mission: To gather a group of people and teach each other Irish
> Gaelic. We will learn the language in depth at a good, self fuled, pace.
> This will allow each person to proress as fast as they wish and as far
> as they wish.....
>
> I have found that when learning a language, the best way lay in a group
> of like minded people. It helps to remember and retain what you have
> learned when there are others to speak it with you and help you along.
>
> The Hope: To spread the Irish language to those who hope to keep it
> alive. It is my dream to speak the language fluently, and pass it on to
> others.
>
> I will not lie, part of why I am doing this is to help my own Irish. I
> have lamented for a long time at not haveing anyone to learn it or speak
> it with. I also desire to keep this language alive.
>
> The Materals: we will be learning from the book, "Teach Yourself Irish".
> I have found this book very well put together and easy to understand. It
> is also advisable to bring paper and something to wright with, though I
> will have some here.
>
> We will learn vocabulary to begin with, while teaching ourselves how to
> read and pronounce it. then we will move on, step by step, into forming
> the sentence and grammer.
>
> The Place and Time: it will be held twice a month, the second and fourth
> fridays, starting next month, the 14th and the 28th. For now the
> location will be at my house, the adress is as follows....
>
> 228 Vista Way
> Benbrook, 76126
>
> It will be open to be hosted at other places in the very near future, so
> long as everyone can make it there. There might even be quite a few
> study nights at Denny's or the like.....
>
> I have been learning Irish for about a year now, and can speak it
> deacently. From there we have our starting point, and I welcome anyone
> with a knowledge of the language to jump in and help out. I hope to see
> many of you there, and look forward to shareing with you something that
> has brought me pride and joy.
>
> slante agus slan,
> Jacob (otherwise known as Yagyu Masamori Nobunaga)
>
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