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Buntús Cainte - Television Series Buntús Cainte (Basic Speaking) was a lively and humorous television programme first broadcast in 1967 by Radio Telefís Éireann (RTÉ) in Ireland (view a clip here ) The programme was written by Tomás Ó Domhnalláin...
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Lesson Fifty One – I think he's not... In this lesson you'll revise the words for coming , going off , staying , listening and working , and learn the word for looking . You'll use the verb to think from the last lesson and put everything together into sentences to make phrases like...
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Lesson Forty One – Relatives In this lesson you'll learn how to describe members of your family , such as brother , sister , uncle and aunt . You'll learn how to say he had , they had and had you? so you can ask about different members of the family. ROLEPLAY At the end of the lesson you'll...
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Lesson Thirty One - Directions In this lesson you'll learn words to describe directions , whether it is up or down or in or out . You'll also learn the verb to go , so you can say did they go? didn’t they go? and they went , then you’ll really be able to keep track of your friends...
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Lesson Twenty One – Counting money from 1 to 6* In this lesson you'll learn how to count money . You'll learn how to count in pounds and pence as well as how to ask how much something is and how to say it costs... ROLEPLAY At the end of the listen you'll listen to a roleplay in the...
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Lesson Eleven – Who is that? If you are inquisitive like the people in this lesson you'll definitely want to know the word for who? as well as who is? Then you can get as nosey as you like and ask all sorts of questions about other people . ROLEPLAY Listen to a conversation between Nóra...
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Lesson One - Talking about the weather The weather is often a topic of conversation in Ireland. Probably because we usually have 5 different types of weather before breakfast! In lesson one you’ll learn how to use basic adjectives like hot and cold and the phrase it is to comment on the weather...
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With 60 x 30 minute lessons in our interactive Irish course, there’s a whole lot of lessons to learn from! So we’ve created a handy lesson list to help you see just what you’ll be covering as you work your way through the course. We’ve also created short guides to all 60 lessons...