Is there an easy way to learn Irish Gaelic?
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My public library has a set of CD's for learning Gaelic with the Pimsleur method.  This is an all-audio method, and it is pretty good for a beginner.  I think you can download it from Itunes actually.  Or perhaps your public library has it.
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TOTALLY!!!!!! ROCK ON IRELAND!!! GO ON YA GOOD THING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nConas a tá tu?  (cun-os a taw two?)(that means how are you) or the same thing in different dialects:\nCén cuí in a bhuil tu?(cane kwee in a will two?)\nCad é mar a tá tu?(cad ay marr a taw two?)\n\nIt is a really confusing language, but I have been learning it since I was 5.\nthere's supposed to be fadah's on the u's as well as the other vowels but my computer won't let me.
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besides reading, like everybody is saying, if you are trying to learn the language practice with close captions you will learn the spelling, the pronunciation and how to use the word according to the situation. music lirycs, with the music of course, is a fun way to expand it. hopefuly you will try with "polite" music. good luck.
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Good free Spanish lessons:\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/freesite.htm
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You could try 'Portuguese in 10 minutes a day' which is available in major bookstores in the language section. Its $15-20 and will start you off with a good vocab and basic understanding of the language. \n\nMy personal favorite is the Living Languages series, as I find it the most comprehensive and well layed out. That can be found at major bookstores too as well as amazon.com.
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You might want to try this website.  I'm trying to learn a little more Spanish so that I can use it.  It looks like a really good site.\n\nhttp://mylanguageexchange.com/Default.asp
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Everything is relative from your mother tongue. You could say that Spanish is easy for you if you speak Portuguese but it might be not so easy for English speakers. Gaelic is such a small language that is really worth learning just so you can say you speak a rare language. GO FOR IT!!
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My native language is persian actually its not so hard to learn but the problem is when you have to learn a language and there is no one around you to practice what you have learned
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First you have to know how to spell Gaelic; and then you search the web for an English-Gaelic reference site.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.studyspanish.com/\nthis is a nice one, there is a part for money, but u can go well by the free section.\n!Buena suerte!\nGood luck! :)
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Yes there is web site to learn this language its not even hard . Go to www.nativeamericanlanguage.com  I am part indian and go to this site often . It is easy and fun to learn .
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Probably the best anwer for learning a language that I've had so far is a program called Rossetta Stone. It's pretty easy to use, but it can only help you learn the language as it's taught in schools. If you can, find some Russian speakers and practice with them!
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Whoa!!!\nSome incredible answers...\n\nJapanese is definitely the easiest language you can learn to speak. Writing comes from Chinese, so if they are saying it's hard just because of the characters, then Chinese has at 50 times more characters.\n\nChinese/Mandarin is not correct. Mandarin is Chinese. There are many dialects of Chinese, but characters are the same when written, no matter what dialect. Sounds may take a while to learn, but grammatically Mandarin is easy, compared to some other languages.\n\nRussian is very hard. They have an alphabet, but it is different than Latin alphabet. Grammatically, there are many things that are hard to learn. It is the hardest language I can speak (I can speak 4 fluently and learning 3 more), but not the hardest language to learn in the world.\n\nTurkish, rather easy, has a Latin alphabet, with few letters missing such as x, q and w, and has few extra letters. There are no dipthongs in Turkish, unless . There are also no gender, so he/she/it are all the same word, and no irregular nouns or verbs, which makes Turkish very, very easy.\n\nEnglish, in my opinion, is the easiest of the European languages. Unlike Romantic languages, it only has one definite article, and 2 undefinite articles. Some other features of English also make it easy.\n\nSome people agree that Hungarian is the hardest language, but I don't have any experience speaking it so I cannot say.\n\nMalayalam, which is spoken in Southern India, might be hard to learn. They have an alphabet, but it is very confusing, especially to a beginner. The language is aggluginative, which means you can add multiple suffixes to a word and make it much longer. Sounds are hard to make, because they are rolled out of your tongue, similar to other Indian languages.
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Gaelic could be Scottish Gaelic and Irish is Irish Gaelic? I'm not sure but there maybe a Welsh Gaelic too.
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Try these:\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/\nhttp://www.ielanguages.com/\nhttp://www.byki.com/
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Try Michel Thomas CDs. French is a hard languge to learn, but these will make you start speaking straight away and give you confidence. Bon chance.
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http://www.france-pub.com/french/ does a decent job of it, but as always I recommend using Pimsleur's audio learning program in conjunction with it for an easier mastery of the language. The sounds are very difficult to master without immersion in the language.