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Somhairle Óg · **Posted:** Fri 01 Feb 2013 8:44 pm

I haven't been learning Irish for the last few months, I decided to pick up a bit of french for my honeymonn but we had a change of heart and booked Malta instead at the last minute and aside from a few phrases, sorry, I'm not going to learn Maltese. So this week I booked an evening course (lower intermediate) starting next week for 10 weeks in Dublin, and I have to say it feels like coming home learning Irish again ! No matter how off track I go I always seem to come back...

I'm 4 years learning now and I'm still pretty basic so I've resigned myself to the fact this is going to be a 10 year job to even get functionally fluent... But it's the journey I enjoy

Saoirse · **Posted:** Fri 01 Feb 2013 11:21 pm

Somhairle Óg wrote:

I haven't been learning Irish for the last few months, I decided to pick up a bit of french for my honeymonn but we had a change of heart and booked Malta instead at the last minute and aside from a few phrases, sorry, I'm not going to learn Maltese. So this week I booked an evening course (lower intermediate) starting next week for 10 weeks in Dublin, and I have to say it feels like coming home learning Irish again ! No matter how off track I go I always seem to come back...

I'm 4 years learning now and I'm still pretty basic so I've resigned myself to the fact this is going to be a 10 year job to even get functionally fluent... But it's the journey I enjoy

Fáilte ar ais ar an mbus, a chara!

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Somhairle Óg · **Posted:** Tue 05 Feb 2013 11:43 pm

GRMA! Tá an chéad rang déanta agam anocht, cé go raibh sé rud beag éasca bhí go hiontach a bheith ar ais!!

Somhairle Óg · **Posted:** Tue 05 Feb 2013 11:44 pm

GRMA! Tá an chéad rang déanta agam anocht, cé go raibh sé rud beag éasca bhí go hiontach a bheith ar ais!!

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