Note:
This course is
dated 1894.
The spelling
and grammar
in these
lessons is
NOT
STANDARD
Please consult
a modern
grammar or
dictionary
for current
rules.
!! IMPORTANT !! Can you you see this character as a t with a dot? : ṫ |
This site makes use of a free true-type Gaelic font called Bunchló Ársa GC to display the Irish text. You can download this font here (49K). For mac users I have tried to code the pages for the Gaeilge font, which can be found here . There is a quick utility here to convert PC fonts to Mac. |
note that
phonetic
symbols
are
not
necessarily
pronounced
as in English
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