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Advanced Irish Language Course - Gaeilge le Laura
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(7 ratings)
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Advanced Irish Language Course - Gaeilge le Laura

Part 1
Created byLaura Winters
Last updated 4/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • The Future Tense
  • The Conditional Mood
  • The Copula of Identification
  • Proverbs
  • Vocabulary on topics such as the weather

Course content

5 sections • 9 lectures • 1h 33m total length

  • Future Tense - 1st Conjugation An Aimsir Fháistineach15:13

    Master the future tense of the first Irish conjugation, focusing on broad and slender endings, aru, and eclipsed initials, with examples such as doon and fog.

  • Future Tense - 2nd Conjugation13:00

    Explore the future tense of Irish second conjugation verbs, characterized by two syllables and broad or slender endings; remove the second syllable and add oe ending to form the future.

  • Future Tense - Irregular Verbs15:55

    Explore the 11 irregular Irish future-tense verbs, their endings and pronunciation, with examples like rocky, chucky, and beg to cement real-world conjugation.

  • Future Tense 1st Conjugation
  • Future Tense 2nd Conjugation
  • Future Tense Irregulars

Requirements

  • Familiarity with the other Tenses and concepts covered in previous courses.

Description

Advanced Irish is the perfect course for those who have mastered the Past and Present Tenses and now feel ready to progress on to the Future Tense and the Conditional Mood. In this course, we progress to the Copula of Identification and so I would recommend that students have completed the Intermediate Course first where the Copula of Classification is covered in some detail.

We will look at some common proverbs and how to use them in context. We will also continue to build vocabulary in learning key phrases about the weather.

I would recommend that students take this course in conjunction with the Conversational Irish class.

As always, the exercises at the end of each lecture can be repeated until the student gains full mastery of the concepts covered in the lecture or unit.

Advanced Irish or an tArdchúrsa should be completed before students enroll in topic specific courses, such as  Conversational Irish: Talking About Crime Podcasts and Conversational Irish: Discussing the Neighbours as the Copula of Identification will feature throughout.

As always, I recommend all Advanced Classes are completed in order, starting with this one, Part One.

Your teacher, Laura uses an Caighdeán Oifigiúil, 2017 to explain all grammar concepts. Her dialect is Munster Irish.


Who this course is for:

  • Students who have completed the Beginner and Intermediate Course with me or you have had some exposure to the Irish language in the school system.

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