ok,a friend told me just a few days ago that the guy had written a book about it ( and his experiences ). ill ask him again incase it is sh1te.
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ok,a friend told me just a few days ago that the guy had written a book about it ( and his experiences ). ill ask him again incase it is sh1te.
I am fluent in Irish, 14 years of all-Irish education did the job. I've been doing Spanish for the past 6 years and hope to do it in college once school is over. Otherwise I'll do anight course or something.
I would like to live in Spain in the future so I want learn as much Spanish as I can before I move there.
Depends on what part of Spain...most of the holiday places are english and Irish people!
Why would anyone want to live there though? (directed at Maz, not SF.)
I dont want to live there...SF does. I was in Spain recently and the area I was in was pretty much run by British people. Nothing against them but I heard feck all spanish. Most restaurants and pubs were all english.
I think I'm good at Irish. I can speak a good bit of German too.
everyone thinks they are good at irish 'till they go to real ireland (i.e. the west) and then further down to conemara
Here yis go, 'tis called 'Yu Ming is ainm dom'/My Name is Yu Ming.Quote:
It was just a short film on TG4. It won some award, I think. I doubt if there's any truth in it. Anyway it all worked out in the end, as he got a job in a pub in Connemara
I'm not bad at German.
I want to live in the good parts of Spain: Madrid, the Basque Country. They're places I've been to and really enjoyed being there so I would like to live there.
You're learning the wrong language so... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
I've been there before. It's just like here. There are only a few people that speak Basque day in, day out. Most of the people just have a little bit of Basque and mainly speak Spanish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I know basic English, hoping to improve soon though:p :D.
Used to have great French done it in NUIM for a couple years but its mostly gone now but still have pretty good Irish .
Tourist Italian and tourist Spanish. Trying to remember which is which is a killer.
I speak Spanish fluently, learning Latin, want to learn Irish. (I cant get by on ta me anseo, Sinne Fianna Fail, Seo Libh Canadh Amhran na Bhfiann, Chaon Che Bhfuil Tu (cant spell it), Ta Me Go maith, mas e do thoile, and of course Pog mo thon)
Learned some Greek a few years back, thinking of picking it up again.
Used to have really good French but its Rubbish now.
I know. What I meant was, if I was to move to spain, a touristy palce would be the last place I'd go to. I assumed the same for SF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maz
I knew tourist Greek, and tourist Spanish, but not holidaying there every year, you tend to forget.
Ucim Srpski...razumem malo, ali ne gorvorim jesic !
Know how you feel.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo
really want to learn Spanish and Irish again. my new girlfriend is from Spain, ive been attempting to teach bits of Irish to her but my attempts at our own language are an embarrasment. Cúpla focail ach sin é. I