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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Let Ye Spake Engilish and Be Dacent!
My audio file of this can be listed to here. I am a learner and the audio is only for fun, for speaking practice. Feedback, including errors, welcome. “LET YE SPAKE ENGILISH AND BE DACENT.” ón Athair Peadar Ó Laeire. … Continue reading
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15. An Machtíre i gCroiceann na Caorach.
Chuir machtíre croiceann caorach uime, agus d’imigh sé i measc na gcaorach, agus bhíodh sé dhá marú agus dhá n-ithe i ganfhios. Fé dheireadh thug an t-aeire fé ndeara é. Ní túisce ’ thug ná rug sé air agus chuir … Continue reading
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14. An t-Aeire agus an Fharraige.
Bhí aeire ag aeireacht in aice na farraige lá breá samhraidh. Bhí an t-uisce go sámh agus an ghrian ag taithneamh anuas air. Bhí long tamall amach ar an uisce, agus a seólta breátha geala uirthi. Bhí an t-aeire ag … Continue reading
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13. An Fear agus a Chlann Mhac
Bhí fear ann, agus bhí ainm airgid air, agus bhí sé ag dul chun báis. Ní fheidir éinne dá chlaínn cá raibh an t-airgead i bhfolach aige, agus bhí eagla orthu go bhfaigheadh sé bás gan an áit d’ínsint d’éinne … Continue reading
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12. An Sealgaire agus an Colúr.
Chuaigh sealgaire amach lá ag sealgaireacht. Chonaic sé colúr ar chrann. Chuir sé saighead fé shraíng a bhogha. Do leog sé é féin ar a leathghlúin chun an ruchair do chaitheamh. Díreach le línn é ’ bheith chun an ruchair … Continue reading
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