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Details of opportunities to learn Gaelic and about the language

Litir bheag tro Zoom.

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Litir bheag tro “Zoom”. Would you be interesting in reading Roddy’s ‘wee letter’ together via zoom? We have been doing this for 10 weeks, and plan to do another 10 weeks, starting Tuesday 6th April @ 10am . Whatever level of Gaelic you have, but not suitable for a complete beginner. Please contact Andrew Wilson e-mail: beltie@me.com

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Gàidhlig Dumgal goes online

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A chàirdean,

 
Gàidhlig Dumgal goes online:  
1)  a beginners revision class  Barbara Lewis will cover topice from   https://learngaelic.scot/littlebylittle/index_units.jsp
 plan is weekly for 10 weeks starting week beginning 24th January;  cost is £30 for 10x 1 hour classes online via zoom.  Please say if you want to do this, and what time best suits you.  
Once it is deciding what time to do the class, you will need to  pay Gàidhlig Dumgal the £30 either by cheque to  
Christine Schofield 89 Moffat Road, Dumfries DG1 1PB
or by Standing order to our account Gàidhlig Dumgal Sort Code:  83-25-01 Account Number: 00170812  
 
2) a class to read the Litir bheag together, you need to be reasonably confident in reading Gaelic for this the class will be on Tuesday mornings @ 10am starting on Tuesday 26th January;  there is on charge, but you must be willing to have read the Litir bheag beforehand:  https://learngaelic.scot/litirbheag/index.jsp
if you want to join please let me know.
 
mar sin leibh
 
Anndra

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Gaelic Classes

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Hai a Chàirdean

sorry there have been no Gaelic classes for so long;  I fear it might be longer yet before we can meet up as we did before in Annan, Dumfries, Castle Douglas and Wigtown.  I hope after Easter  2021, and we will try and hold an AGM then for us and Fèis an Iar-Dheas, but it all depends on the infection rate coming down, which is outside our control as individuals.

Co-dhiu, there is always Duolingo,  and the course on https://learngaelic.scot/a1.jsp

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