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This Irish language page is presented as an additional supplement for Linguistic Anthropology General Resources.
Ceantar: Verb Suffixes in Irish __ Rules to follow when uning verb suffixes in the Irish Gaelic language. - From ceantar.org - http://www.ceantar.org/Lessons/igverbs.html
Fios Feasa: The Irish Language __ "Irish is a Celtic language spoken in a number
of small communities, mostly in the west of Ireland, and by larger numbers of
people scattered across the country. It has been the spoken language of Ireland
for over two thousand years, and has an extensive literature stretching back to
the seventh century. While Irish speakers are very much a minority in the
Ireland of today, they have an importance to the cultural life of the nation far
out of proportion to their numbers." You will find links to additional
information. - From fiosfeasa.com -
http://www.fiosfeasa.com/bearla/language/intro.htm
Focal an Lae - The Word of the Day in Irish __ Focal an Lae provides a
collection of Irish words may research. Each word provides the meaning, usage,
history and more. Several sections with archives and links. - from Dennis King -
http://www.lincolnu.edu/~focal/
Gaelic Dictionaries Online __ Collection of Scottish and Irish Gaelic
dictionaries that may be of use to students who are studying the Irish language.
- From centar.org -
http://www.ceantar.org/Dicts/index.html
A History of the Irish Language __ "Irish and her sister languages, Welsh and
Breton, are among the oldest living languages in Europe. Written records go back
to the early Christian period when Latin was often the usual written medium.
Irish scribes would sometimes 'gloss' or annotate in the margins of their
manuscripts, and it is from these glosses that much of our knowledge of 'Old
Irish' has come." A brief history of the Irish Language. - from irelandseye.com
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http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/culture/talk/irishguide/histir.shtm
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Interactive Irish Lessons __ You have the choice of taking online Irish lessons
or viewing Irish words. There are eight lessons available. - From Trinity
College Dublin -
http://www.maths.tcd.ie/gaeilge/gaelic.html
Irish Computer Terms: Listing of terms in irish Irish Computer Terms __ While
the main text is in Irish - the terms are listed in both Irish and English. -
from Unknown -
http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gaeilge/foclora/abhair/riomhaire.html
Irish language __ "According to statistics released by the Government of Ireland
in 2004, there are approximately 1.6 million speakers of Irish in the Republic.
Of these, 350,000 use Irish every day, 155,000 weekly, 585,000 less often,
460,000 never, and 30,000 didn't state how often." You will find an encyclopedic
article with links to related materials. - from wikipedia -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_language
Irish language, alphabet and pronunciation __ "Irish is a Celtic language spoken
in mainly Ireland (Éire). There are also Irish speakers in the UK (Ríocht
Aontaithe), the USA (Stáit Aontaithe Mheiriceá), Canada (Ceanada) and Australia
(an Astráil). According to the 1996 census, 1.43 million people in Ireland claim
to have some knowledge of Irish, 353,000 of whom speak it regularly. The main
concentrations of Irish speakers are in the Gaeltachtaí, which are scattered
mainly along the west coast of Ireland and have a total population of 82,715,
76.3% of whom speak Irish." A good overview - From omniglot.com -
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/irish.htm
Irish Language Information and Resources __ A tax exempt, non-profit corporation
based in Elberon, NJ, US, dedicated to the promotion and teaching of the Irish
language. You will find phrases, proverbs, classes, news and more. - illustrated
- from daltai.com -
http://www.daltai.com/home.htm
Irish Tongue Twisters __ Learn the eleven Irish tongue twisters found here. An
English translation is provided for each one. - From Michael Reck -
http://www.uebersetzung.at/twister/ga.htm
Language Study Abroad Programs: Irish __ You will find useful resources if you
are planning to study Irish abroad. - From studyabroad.com -
http://programs.studyabroad.com/language/Irish.html
Solas Eirann: Irish Language Links __ "Page contains links to the following
areas, Gaeilge, Irish Gaelic, Irish, Irish Language, Ireland, Irish, Irish
lessons and other useful links for learning the native language of Ireland" -
From solaseireann.com -
http://www.solaseireann.com/temp/SolasLang.html
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