We’ll be posting some simple Manx Gaelic lessons or lessoonyn ayns Gaelg
Lesson: using the verb ‘to be’
Please find attached a pdf and accompanying sound file of some short conversations covering the verb ‘to be’ ...
A little Manx – part one
The first in a series of light-hearted Manx Gaelic classes for beginners
Gynsaghey Gaelg ec yn Albert
This is one in a series of videos aimed at the learner of Manx Gaelic. Each video is a summary of a particular language ...
Cre nee'm ec yn jerrey shiaghtin
The following is a story we have been looking at in some of my classes. It’s an example of how we use the future t ...
Voirrey Casement
Ennym: Voirrey Casement Obbyr: Boandyr Eash: 30 Cummal: 21 Raad ny Killagh, Purt ny h-Inshey S’mie lhee: Go ...
Cre ren mee ec yn jerrey shiaghtin?
Cre ren mee ec yn jerrey shiaghtin? – What did I do at the weekend? The following is work from some of my classes ...
Skeealyn Ned Beg (part 2)
Here’s the second part of our story from Ned Beg. As before the references are to both Robert Thomson’s First le ...
Skeealyn Ned Beg
The following is what I hope to develop into a sort of Book Club: Stories in Manx with assistance on the grammar. This i ...
Gaelg from the weekend at Ballabeg
I just thought that I would post a couple of sound files to accompany the material we covered at Ballaebg. If you didn&# ...
Cre ren mee Jerdein? – What did I do on Thursday?
This is the material I have used recently in my classes. If you can just about follow this and understand the answers to ...
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