Irish Class, October 22, 2007
Vocabulary and Grammar notes. Checked against Nick’s Official Version.
Vocabulary and Grammar notes. Checked against Nick’s Official Version.
A small class, one student was out sick and two others were out because they had just come home from
the workshop in Madison.
Vocabulary and Grammar notes.
Notes from class last night (October 8). See also Nick’s Official version.
Notes from Nick’s Class, Sept. 24, 2007. Vocabulary and Grammar notes
mia_mcdavid is still in Dublin (she flies to Chicago tomorrow) and James is away on a two-night field trip. I think he packed way too much–a metric shitload of stuff, but he went cheerfully and it is not my problem anyway. He and Mia both get back here late Wednesday afternoon.
Of course, I don’t have much time at home, at least while conscious. Work during the day, Irish class tonight, and colgaffneyis dance group tomorrow night.
See Monastic Musings, which references Enduring Voices: Documenting the Planet’s Endangered Languages.
Notes from Nick’s class, Sept. 17, 2007
Email: nick@gaelminn.org
Emphasis on conversation
We will keep track of common English phrases that we use during our everyday conversation and work on the Irish equivalents, e.g.
Rather less going on then usual. colgaffneyis has no shows in September, so there is not the rush to get ready for the next event. Gaeltacht Minnesota is in the middle of a three week break. All this is just as well. The continual threatening atmosphere at work is wearing me down. Furthermore, allergies have been interfering with my sleep. They are hitting me much harder than in the past several summers. There are several projects I want to work on at home, but it is hard to find the energy to proceed with them.