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Fáilte go c/Gaeilge! Is pobal do Ghaeilgeoirí é seo ar Lemmy, ach fáiltímid roimh chainteoirí ar gach leibhéal cumais nó aon duine a bhfuil suim acu sa teanga. Fáiltítear aon ceartúcháin freisin. Léigí agus leanaigí na rialacha thíos, le bhur dtoil. Go raibh maith agaibh!

Welcome to c/Gaeilge! This is a community for Irish speakers on Lemmy, but we welcome speakers of any ability or anyone with an interest in the language. Any corrections are also welcome. Please read and follow the rules below. Thank you!

Rialacha // Rules:

Leanaigí rialacha na háisc (lemmy.world). // Follow the rules of the instance (lemmy.world).
Bígí cineálta - Ní chuirfar suas leis ciníochas, homafóibe, trasfóibe agus biogóideacht anseo. // Be kind - Racism, homophobia, transphobia and bigotry will not be tolerated here.
Ná spamálaigí. // No spam.
Ná postálaigí NSFW. // No NSFW.
Labhraígí i nGaeilge nuair is féidir, le bhur dtoil. Má tá ceisteanna i mBéarla agaibh, cuirigí iad sa snáithe greamaithe.// Please speak in Irish where possible. If you have questions in English, put them in the pinned thread.

Acmhainní úsáideacha // Useful resources:

focloir.ie // An Irish language dictionary with contextual examples
teanglann.ie // An Irish language dictionary with grammar and pronunciation in the Ulster, Connacht and Munster dialects
Gramadach na Gaeilge // One of, if not the most comprehensive guide to Irish grammar freely available on the Internet
Duolingo // Duolingo offers a course in Irish, available on their website or via their app on Android and iOS
TG4 // Irish language television broadcaster, with an app available for Android and iOS that is mostly non-region-locked
Nuacht Mhall // The news in Irish, read slowly, with a transcript so you can follow along
Gaeilge i mo chroí // A YouTube channel focused on the Irish language
Learn Irish // A YouTube channel for learning Irish
Now You’re Talking Irish // A series introducing you to the Irish language in the Ulster dialect for beginners

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