A chàirdean,
Details of opportunities to learn Gaelic and about the language
A chàirdean,
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
A Chàirdean, the AGM was to be Monday 27th April 2020 @ 6pm in the Gordon Memorial Hall Castle Douglas.
CANCELLED. Covid 19 Emergency
Due to the Coronavirus emergency, all Gaelic classes are suspended until further notice. Gabhaibh mo leisgeul, ach feumaidh sinn smaoineachadh air slàinte dhen luchd-ionnsachaidh anns an sgire againn.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51895873
Starting Tuesday 14th January 2020 Castle Douglas Community Centre,
Cotton Street, DG7 1AJ Beginners @6pm; Improvers @7pm
Cost: £25 for unwaged for 10 weeks; £35 for waged.
Cotton Street Castle Douglas DG7 1AJ 01556 504 879 or emailcastledouglas.communitycentre@btconnect.com
Meets 10am Tuesday mornings Beltie Books & Cafe.
BELTIE BOOKS & Café 6 Bank Street, Wigtown, Newton Stewart DG8 9HP
01988 402 730 shop@beltiebooks.co.uk www.beltiebooks.co.uk
New session 2020: 11th Feb. – 21st April.2020. beginners @ 10am Gaelic, improvers @ 11am
£25 Cheques to Gàidhlig Dumgal.
www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/more-languages/gaelic-modern-scotland/content-section-0
it is a very useful course, especially if you know little or nothing about Gaelic and it’s place in Scotland, but even if you are world expert you will learn something new!
A bheil uidh agaibh san Gaidghlig?
Nach tig sibh a-nall do mhadainn cofaidh a chluinntinn cuid ciuil Gaidhlig?
Are you interested in Gaelic?
Will you come to a coffee morning to hear some Gaelic music?
10am to 12 noon: Saturday 2nd November 2019: Coffee Morning Ceilidh, Gordon Memorial Hall, St. Ninian’s Church, Whitepark Road, Castle Douglas, DG7 1EX