Sa cheardlann seo, déantar iniúchadh ar an gcaint indíreach sa Gaeilge, ag díriú isteach ar cathain agus conas a úsáidtear í.
This ceardlann explores the use of Indirect Speech (Caint Indíreach) in Irish, focusing on when and how it’s used. Indirect speech often follows verbs of saying, reporting or thinking and requires changes in tense, person, and word order. The workshop highlights key grammatical changes, such as the use of conjunctions, dependent form of verbs and changes in pronouns. Read Liam’s supporting article at LetsLearnIrish.com/articles/caint-indireach/
Is as Béal Feirste Liam Ó Díomasaigh agus tá sé ag teagasc na Gaeilge le breis agus 25 bliain anuas. Is múinteoir bunscoile é ach d’éirigh sé as an teagasc lánaimseartha in 2013. Anois oibríonn sé le heagraíocht stáit i dTuaisceart na hÉireann a chuireann tacaíocht ar fáil maidir leis an gCuraclam. Tá sé ag teagasc ranganna Gaeilge do dhaoine fásta taobh amuigh den obair lae ó bhí 2001 ann.
Liam Ó Díomasaigh is from Belfast and he has been teaching Irish for over 25 years. He is a primary school teacher but he retired from full-time teaching in 2013. He now works with a state organisation in the North to provide Curriculum support. He has been teaching Irish classes for adults outside of his day job since 2001.
Cur i láthair:
Dátheangach / Bilingual.
Costas:
$10 (free for course students and Members – see your course group for details).
Dáta:
Thursday, Aug 14th, via Zoom.
2 – 3:20pm PT (Los Angeles)
5 – 6:20pm ET (New York)
10 – 11:20pm (Dublin).
Can’t join us for the live session? Become a Member, and get access to the recording once it’s posted.
Find details on all upcoming Workshops at LetsLearnIrish.com/ceardlanna/
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