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    Roibeard Ó Maolaigh

    Roibeard Ó Maolaigh

    151 songs
    Total 1 album
    Scottish Gaelic in Twelve Weeks Album Cover

    Scottish Gaelic in Twelve Weeks

    2011
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    Disc 1
    Introduction44:30
    Disc 2
    1.1 — Pronouns0:14
    1.2 — The verb ‘tha’ to be0:52
    1.3 — Indefinite nouns0:23
    1.3a — ‘There is/are’0:18
    1.4 — ‘To have’0:24
    1.4a — Prepositional pronouns0:36
    1.4b — ‘To know’0:12
    1.5 — Negative and interrogative forms of ‘tha’1:00
    1.6 — Answering questions0:52
    1.7 — ‘I have only’0:21
    1.8 — Adverbs0:23
    1.8a — ‘How are you’1:08
    Conversation1:30
    2.9 — Emphatic pronouns0:44
    2.9a — ‘Who are you?’0:32
    2.10 — The verb ‘is’ (‘to be’)0:32
    2.10b — Negative and interrogative forms of ‘is’1:18
    2.11 — Gender0:21
    2.12 — The pronouns ‘fear’ and ‘tè’0:16
    2.14 — Definite article (‘the’)1:30
    2.14a — Use of article1:04
    2.15 — Possessive constructions1:15
    2.16 — Position and status of adjectives3:12
    Conversation1:00
    3.17 — Verbal nouns3:58
    3.18 — The present tense0:43
    3.19 — ‘What do you want?’ etc.2:44
    3.22a — ‘Càite a bheil … ?’ (‘Where is … ?’)2:18
    3.25 — Days, months and seasons1:36
    3.26 — Emphatic suffixes1:30
    Conversation1:12
    4.27 — Past tense of ‘tha’0:25
    4.27a — Independent and dependent verbal forms0:18
    4.27b — Past tense of ‘tha’ with verbal noun0:32
    4.28 — Irregular verbs: simple past tense2:34
    4.29 — Answering questions (past tense)0:29
    4.30 — Imperative0:32
    4.30a — Negative imperative0:47
    4.30b — Other imperative forms0:42
    4.31 — Past tense of ‘is’0:26
    4.31a — Idioms with ‘is’0:14
    4.32 — Prepositional pronouns: ‘do’ (‘to, for’)0:25
    4.32a — Idioms involving ‘do’1:42
    4.33 — Vocative (or address form)0:33
    4.34 — The reflective pronoun ‘fhèin’ (‘self’)0:57
    4.34a — Adverbial use of ‘fhèin’1:02
    Conversation1:06
    5.35 — Preposition ‘ann an’ (‘in’)0:25
    5.35a — Idiomatic use of ‘ann an’ (‘in’)1:03
    5.36a — Negative and question forms (interrogative) of ‘is e’0:41
    5.36b — Using ‘tha’ instead of ‘is’0:32
    5.36c — ‘It is …’0:23
    5.37 — Past tense0:21
    5.38 — ‘This is’, ‘that is’0:13
    5.39 — Asking ‘What is … ?’0:16
    5.40 — Word order: fronting1:05
    5.41 — Answering questions0:25
    5.42 — Ownership0:17
    5.42a — ‘Who owns?’0:13
    5.42b — Prepositional pronoun ‘le’ (‘with’)0:32
    5.42c — Idioms involving ‘le’1:58
    5.43 — The weather0:25
    5.44 — Prepositions0:54
    5.45 — Prepositional pronoun ‘air’ (‘on’)2:08
    Conversation0:57
    6.46 — The prepositional (P) case1:39
    6.46a — Irregular nouns0:36
    6.46b — Prepositions and possessive pronouns0:33
    6.47 — Prepositions followed by the nominative0:51
    6.48 — The past tense of regular verbs: independent forms1:34
    6.49 — Prepositional pronouns ‘ri’ (‘to,’ etc.), ‘do’ (‘to, for’)0:35
    6.50 — Verbs and prepositions0:29
    6.51 — Regular past tense: dependent forms0:31
    6.51a — ‘Never’, ‘ever’0:30
    6.51b — ‘Only’0:17
    6.52 — Independent and dependent verbal particles1:11
    6.53 — ‘Who?’ v. ‘who’, ‘when?’ v. ‘when’, ‘where?’ v. ‘where’, ‘what?’ v. ‘what’, ‘how?’ v. ‘how’0:32
    6.54 — Time0:45
    6.54a — Other times of the year0:34
    6.54b — ‘Last’, ‘next’0:42
    6.55 — ‘Some’0:26
    6.55a — ‘Feadhainn’ (‘some people/things’)0:17
    6.56 — ‘Every’1:21
    Conversation1:08
    Disc 3
    7.57 — The genitive case0:35
    7.57a — Forming the genitive case1:20
    7.58 — Double definite article0:34
    7.58a — Genitive of irregular nouns1:10
    7.59 — Surnames0:22
    7.60 — Adverbs of quantity0:40
    7.61 — The verbal noun and the genitive case1:10
    7.62 — Composite prepositions0:41
    7.62a — Prepositions followed by the genitive0:15
    7.63 — More on time1:47
    Conversation1:00
    8.64 — ‘Tha’: future0:54
    8.64a — Regular verbs: future0:52
    8.67a — ‘Because’, ‘since’0:18
    8.68 — Thee nominative plural2:18
    8.68c — The indefinite genitive plural0:21
    8.69 — Prepositions before the article0:38
    8.70 — Irregular nouns: plural1:35
    8.71 — Numerals with nouns0:50
    8.71a — Dual number0:29
    8.72 — Verbal nouns with pronoun objects0:43
    8.73 — ‘Duine’ (‘man’, ‘husband’, ‘person’)0:54
    Conversation1:17
    9.74 — Irregular verbs: future1:53
    9.75 — Answering questions0:24
    9.78 — Negative relative clauses0:33
    9.79 — Interrogatives involving prepositions0:13
    9.81 — Adjectives: singular (nominative, prepositional, genitive)0:49
    9.82 — More on numerals (20–99)0:54
    9.84 — Countries1:51
    Conversation0:53
    10.85 — Regular verbs: conditional/past habitual: independent forms0:44
    10.85b — ‘Tha’: conditional/past habitual0:26
    10.85c — Answering questions0:25
    10.88 — ‘If’ meaning ‘whether’0:43
    10. 89 — Adjectives: equitive, comparative and superlative1:19
    10.90 — Irregular adjectives: comparative and superlative1:45
    10.93 — Personal numerals1:55
    Conversation2:02
    11.94 — Modal verbs ‘feum’ and ‘food’0:23
    11.95a — Indirect objects of infinitives0:28
    11.95c — Inversion0:19
    11.97 — ‘A bhith’ (‘to be’)0:31
    11.98 — The perfect0:46
    11.98d — The immediate perfect0:31
    11.100a — Colours0:29
    11.101 — Ordinal numbers1:47
    Conversation1:46
    12.102 — Irregular verbs: conditional/past habitual1:14
    12.102a — Answering questions1:02
    12.104 — ‘Used to’ (‘b’ àbhaist do’)0:14
    12.105 — Past participles and the perfective0:27
    12.106 — The passive0:18
    12.107 — Impersonal verbal forms0:24
    12.109 — Passive construction ‘tha … ag …’ (‘is being’)0:20
    12.111 — Defective verbs0:48
    12.112 — Interjections0:41
    12.113 — Remaining prepositional pronouns3:23
    Conversation3:31
    Appendix 2: Prepositions and prepositional pronouns3:44
    Appendix 4: Nasalisation (eclipsis)0:48
    Appendix 6: Grave and acute accents2:10
    Iolaire Loch Trèig (The Eagle of Loch Trèig)2:01
    Alasdair Mac Mhaighstir Alasdair agus Donnchadh Bàn Mac an t‐Saoir: dithis(t) bhàrd ainmeil (Alexander MacDonald (c 1695–1770) and Duncan Ban MacIntyre (c 1724–1812): two famous bards)1:13
    Donnchadh Bàn agus ‘Moladh Beinn Dòbhrain’ (Duncan Ban and ‘The Praise of Ben Doran’)1:09
    Foghlam anns a’ Ghàidhlig (Education in Gaelic)4:55