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会話や読書で自らの日本語レベルをまず維持して、上達できれば嬉しいです。 I wish to maintain and hopefully improve my French and Japanese on Italki, but don't have a lot of time. I speak Scottish Gaelic, and I wish to learn Irish to a fluent level, with particular focus on Cork and Connamara forms.
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Shunsuke
Japanese
Apr 1, 2024
こちらこそありがとうございます！
Shunsuke
Japanese
Jan 22, 2024
ありがとうございました！とてもいい時間を過ごしながらレッスンを行えました。それではまた！
Keisuke
Japanese
Jan 10, 2024
私のクラスを選んでいただき、ありがとうございました。 職の経歴や、日本で暮らした時のことを伺いました。 幅広い分野で日本語を勉強されていると感じました。 会話する機会が無いと、聞いてわかっても話せなくなります。 また一緒にお話しできると嬉しいです。どうもありがとうございました。
Yasuko
Japanese
Jul 17, 2022
Stevenさん，久しぶりのレッスンでした。スコットランドの物価上昇の状況を詳しく教えてくれてありがとうございました。状況がよく理解できました。久しぶりでしたが，すらすらと日本語がよく話せていたと思います。普段からこつこつと努力をされているんだなと思いました。次のレッスンも楽しみにしています。
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    Cagar: means darling. A chagair, dear or darling. (Used in vocative and in songs) E.g. a chagair mo ghaoil, darling my love Eudail means "treasure" literally, comes from feudail (booty, spoils, treasure) which were cattle. In the past, cattle were very valuable to the Gael, and cattle raiding was common before 1745/6. In the vocative and other cases, feudail becomes fheudail, where the fh is silent, and so you get, for example, m'fheudail - m' eudail, meaning my treasure, dear, darling. Nowadays, m'eudail or eudail are used in situations such as a mother or father to their child, etc.
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    Am faod mi an teine a lasadh. This is the correct one. The second one may be heard in conversation where the a is dropped. The others are incorrect.
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    Consider "oi" together rather than the 'i' as separate. It is pronounced slender, with your mouth in a slender shape, whereas with romhpa, your mouth will be rounded or "broad" as we say.
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    That's a tricky one to explain. An dèidh and às dèidh are the same and mean "after". An dèidh is the "standard" form,but the variation "às dèidh" has spread and become just as common, except when telling the time. Examples: An dèidh na fèise, after the festival Às dèidh na fèise, after the festival 'Na dèidh, after her/it 'na dhèidh, after him/it às a dhèidh, after him/it às a dèidh, after her/it Tha e leth-uair an dèidh a deich. It is half past ten. An ceann means "within". E.g. Bidh sinn a' coinneachadh an ceann trì latha. We will meet (will be meeting) in three days time. They are compound prepositions that take the genitive case.
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    Feumaidh mi tòrr obair a dhèanamh.
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    Tha mi airson coinneachadh ri caraid. Chan eil ùine ann.
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    Is e pizza as fheàrr leam.
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    Is toil leam a bhith a’ bruidhinn ri caraidean.
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    Tha mi iomagaineach mu bhith a’ siubhal a-null thairis.
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    Is toil leam cànanan agus tha mi airson an teagasg.
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