#seachtain na gaeilge 2023

[the-clockwork-three]

Seachtain na Gaeilge 2023 Masterpost

Seachtain na Gaeilge, or Irish Language Week, runs from the 1st until the 17th of March every year. I am running a little event to celebrate. This event is open to anyone who wants to join.

As I only have the skills required to give about seven short lessons in Irish grammar, I will post the lessons from the 11th to the 17th, and I'll post something creative on every odd numbered day leading up to that point.

Further information below the cut :)

Timetable:

Wed 1: Folk song cover

Fri 3: Story based on an Irish myth

Sun 5: Lil' film club of an Irish short film (TW: onscreen character death & ableism)

Tue 7: Irish cover of an English song

Thu 9: Story in Irish (English translation in second chapter)

Sat 11: Simple Phrases

Sun 12: Possession, Seimhiú, and Urú

Mon 13: Counting and Numbers

Tue 14: Verbs

Wed 15: Prepositions

Thu 16: The Genitive Case

Fri 17: Tying it all together, and Saint Patrick's Day

I'll be uploading at 4pm Irish time (+00:00 GMT)

There may be smaller posts in-between these on the even numbered days, on the culture of "Irish names", a recipe for a Dublin desert, and so on so forth.

Anyone is welcome to join, whether its along with my vague upload schedule, or based on your own ideas around the Irish language or culture. If you would like your post to be linked in the masterpost, just tag me in the post and I'll add it to a list. Also Paddy's day pics will always be appreciated

The tag to block or use is "SnaG 2023"

Also if anyone wants to join a taglist, just say :)

Slán libh,

Rowan (nó Ruadhán)

[stmcdaily]

Seachtain na Gaeilge 2023 Bhí seachtain den scoth ag na daltaí ag ceiliúradh seachtain na Gaeilge i mbliana. 

[the-clockwork-three]

issue number one: google docs straight up doesnt have an irish setting. oh boy get ready for the worst spelling youve seen in your life