University of Edinburgh, 1997. — 254 p.
Arranged in eighteen units, with an introduction to spelling and sounds, a glossary of grammatical terms, answers to exercises and a Gaelic-English and English-Gaelic vocabulary, this is a complete and up-to-date course in Scottish Gaelic, suitable for all adult learners as well as university students. A very comprehensive book which...
Glasgow : A. MacLaren & Sons, 1923. — 408 p. "Grammar," says Professor Bain, "is a science or nothing." Grammar, one may add, is the description of a language, as Geography is the description of a country. The rules of Grammar rest on use and wont, and on induction from observed facts ; and the examples are illustrative, not exhaustive. In dealing with fading usages, however,...
Dunedin: Uilleam. Banach's a Chuid, 1843. — 382 p. In introducing the following work to the Public, the Author would briefly observe, that he was, from practical experience in teaching for several years, led to furnish the Double Grammar, as an attempt to supply an educational want which had too long existed in the Highlands of Scotland, — that of a Grammar from which the natives...
Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd; London : Simpkin, Marshall. — 296 p. The following Work comprehends the Gaelic department of The Double Grammar op English and Gaelic. The favorable reception and rapid sale received by that Work, induced the Author to prepare a separate Edition, devoting all its pages to the elucidation of the principles of Gaelic Grammar alone. This Edition is greatly...
Inverness : J. Noble, 1897. — 78 p. This, the fifth, edition of the Lessons in Gaelic has been prepared for the press at the request of the late Mr John Noble, a man who, both as publisher and as writer, has done much for Highland literature, and whose memory ought to be held in honour by his countrymen. The author has taken the opportunity to revise and improve the Lessons. The...
Inverness: J. Noble; Edinburgh: Maclachlan & Stewart, 1879. — 80 p. These Lessons were first drawn up for a Gaelic Class taught by the compiler, were subsequently published in the Highlander Newspaper, and at the suggestion of parties who had found theui useful, were three years ago printed in book form. The First Edition was bought up within a few months of its publication, but...
Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1905. — 124 p. This book is published chiefly to supply a need felt by visitors to the Highlands, the want of an English-Gaelic handbook of phrases and dialogues, in which English sentenses are followed by Gaelic equivalents.
Hippocrene Books, 1999. — 232 p. — (Hippocrene Beginner's Series). Gaelic is spoken both in Ireland and in Scotland, in two distinct varieties. The 54 chapters and exercises in this introduction to the Gaelic language are presented in a step-by-step format, from basics to more complex grammar lessons, making this book a valuable guide for classroom use and for individuals...
Gairm, 1987. — 224 p. "It was my original intention merely to correct and revise Mr. James White MacLean's " Introduction to Gaelic," but as the revision progressed I found that I was practically re-writing the whole work so that the portion of it I was leaving intact had also to be re-written, regraded and arranged to suit the revised matter. The volume I present to the...
Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1881. — 84 p. The Alphabet — Vowels — Diphthongs — Triphthongs — Consonants Sounds of the Vowels Sounds of the Consonants Exercises on the Vowels and Consonants Spelling and Derivation Words variously pronounced The Parts of Speech Arrangement of Words Personal aud Possessive Pronouns Nouns and Adjectives Gender Lesson I. Nouns and Pronouns II....
Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart, 1879. — 92 p. The Alphabet — Vowels — Diphthongs — Triphthongs — Consonants Sounds of the Vowels Sounds of the Consonants Exercises on the Vowels and Consonants Spelling and Derivation Words variously pronounced The Parts of Speech Arrangement of Words Personal aud Possessive Pronouns Nouns and Adjectives Gender I. Nouns and Pronouns II. The...
Steve Savage Publishers Limited, 2006. — 319 р.
To hold any kind of conversation in Scottish Gaelic, you need a firm grasp of the Gaelic verb. Sentences tend to start with a verb, and even to answer a simple 'yes' or 'no' in Gaelic requires the confident and correct use of verbs. Not only does this book explain the formation and function of all parts of the Gaelic verb, but it...
Birlinn, 1996. — 473 p.
This revised collection of over four thousand Gaelic proverbs is the largest and best-known of its kind. The proverbs richly encapsulate the wit and wisdom of the Gaelic language and culture and are carefully translated into English for the modern reader.
Glasgow: Dionnasg Gaidhlig Na h-Alba, [19..] — 64 p. This is the second part of a series of lessons published by The Gaelic League of Scotland for the benefit of their students and others who are studying the Gaelic. The lessons have already appeared in AN CEUM the monthly organ of The League and have been re-edited and where necessary amplified. The method of instruction...
Hodder & Stoughton, 2004. — 321 p. Students of Gaelic at all levels will consider this bilingual dictionary a welcome addition to their reference bookshelf. New to the Teach Yourself dictionary series, this title provides the user with a comprehensive vocabulary for working Gaelic, the Celtic language of Scotland. With more than 30,000 words from Gaelic to English and from...
Издатель: Trafalgar Square
Год издания: 1993
Количество страниц: 344
Язык: English
This is a course in spoken and written Gaelic designed for someone who has never learnt the language before or who wants to brush up rusty skills. It is a practical modern course based on the Council of Europe`s guidelines on language learning. The course covers the topic areas and language...
Routledge, 2001. — 304 p. Colloquial Scottish Gaelic is the ideal introduction to the language of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland: a modern language with a rich tradition. This step-by-step approach has been devised to make speaking, reading and writing Scottish Gaelic easy and enjoyable. No previous knowledge of the language is required. What makes Colloquial Scottish...
DK Publishing, 1990. — 226 p. Your Essential Guide to Understanding and Speaking Scottish Gaelic - fast! Hugo's world-renowned method is designed to give you a full working knowledge of Scottish Gaelic in double-quick time. Essential grammar is simply explained Model sentences, key phrases and word lists build up your vocabulary. Short exercises based on real-life scenarios...
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