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Hi / Hej / Dia Duit - I live in Uppsala, Sweden. When I don't work, I dance, try to take nice pictures or learn new words on Memrise. I really like travelling too. I'm not only a beginner Irish language learner, I'm also a beginner old style irish dancer and I love Irish traditional music. To better understand where the dance originates from and to mabye even understand the lyrics of Irish songs, I decided learning Irish was something I wanted to do. :) I'm learning Irish by myself for now, so I'm happy to have found italki. I hope to get a chance to practise the things I learn, but I'd also love to help learners of Swedish.
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    What is the difference between rince agus damhsa? Also, is there a difference in when one would use rinceoir or damhsóir? Go raibh maith agaibh!
    June 29, 2014
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    Dia duit, a Rob! I'm also a beginner and I've struggled, like you, with Irish pronunciation and spelling (and I still am). Using Memrise.com to learn new words has helped me a lot, since you get both spelling, meaning and often pronunciation too. I've used a couple of the different "courses" they offer, but the two I like the most so far are "Vocabulary - Gaeilge gan Stró - Irish TEG A1" and "Beginner Irish: First step to spoken Irish 01-20 ". They both give the pronunciation for all words in them. After a few weeks of learning vocabulary, I've discovered I now more and more often know how to spell things automatically, even though the word is new to me. :) Memrise.com is a free (online) resource. Hope this helps! Slán go fóill! //Veronika
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    June 26, 2014
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    Cad é atá an abairt Gaeilge ar "I'm an archivist"?
    June 26, 2014
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