Dear Michelle:
I know your VERY busy, BUT you did ask for suggestions. It would be absolutely incredibly helpful if you or someone could pronounce
the present, past , and future of the 11 irregular verbs and the regular verbs found on the noted chart used by most learners. For example, I want to learn verb no.1 TAR - COME. As I try, I'm immediately dubious and defeated wanting to make sure how the past, present, and future sound.
Example: Present "Tagaim"- I'm okay with that.
"Thainig me" - I'm guessing something like "hainig me"
"Tiocfaidh me" - I'm guessing something like "chocee me"
It is unnerving when we learners are trying to get the Irish correct before we commit the time to learn it and imprint it on the mind. It would be a very very helpful addition to this site and would consist of: 11X3= 33 recordings for irregular verbs and 33X3=99 recordings for all other verbs on the chart. That's a total of 132 tiny recordings that would be invaluable. http://www.dfwgaelicleague.com/files/GlanceCard.pdf
My thoughts,
Faber
Ps. Went to language immersion this weekend with dad in Dallas. We greatly benefitted....our professor was John Gleeson. The link for the chart I refer to is http://www.dfwgaelicleague.com/files/GlanceCard.pdf