Re: 2019 Blog - księżyc
Posted: 2019-01-07, 19:00
How do you see all of those but not Irish being useful for your research goals?
kevin wrote:How about not using a textbook, but going through one page of the German GnaG each week? Covers Irish and German!
księżycowy wrote:Basically anything except CO will do. In particular these two look interesting:
https://www.amazon.de/Lehrbuch-irischen ... 875483480/ (Which I just realized is authored by Ó Siadhail. I wonder if it's the German version of Learning Irish!)
https://www.amazon.de/Irisch-f%C3%BCr-Anf%C3%A4nger-Britta-Schulze-Thulin/dp/3875485742/
kevin wrote:księżycowy wrote:Basically anything except CO will do. In particular these two look interesting:
https://www.amazon.de/Lehrbuch-irischen ... 875483480/ (Which I just realized is authored by Ó Siadhail. I wonder if it's the German version of Learning Irish!)
I think so, yes.
księżycowy wrote:What's wrong with that?
vijayjohn wrote:I think it depends on how you really want to use your time. I've tried some variations of this idea out before, but it hasn't really panned out so far.
księżycowy wrote:EDIT: Also, it's been a shitty week, so unfortunately everything language wise is getting pushed into next week. Sorry Vijay.
księżycowy wrote:Well, no worries (yet anyway). We're going through Colloquial first anyway.
Ok, curiosity has got the better of me, care to expand?
Also, how do you feel about learning a language through that language? (For instance, what I'm doing with German.)
EDIT: Also, it's been a shitty week, so unfortunately everything language wise is getting pushed into next week. Sorry Vijay.