Colloquial Irish (2022) Second Edition

Please note that the volume was updated and completely proofread twice. In doing so, the following should be noted.

1. Standard Irish recommends the use of an “h” between “le” and a vowel. However, this “h” is not used in the spoken language of West Galway. As a result, you will find both uses in the textbook.

Colloquial Irish 2 (2020)

Corrigenda

Page 19
Appears as: ag réiteach dinnéar deas dúinn.
Should read: ag réiteach dinnéir dheas dúinn.

Page 81
Appears as: Chapter 5, 3. Cén t-am a ólann tú tae sa tráthnóna?
Should read: Chapter 5, 3. Cén t-am a n-ólann tú tae sa tráthnóna?

Page 112
Appears as: Chapter 7, Cleachtadh 6: 8. an mhuiceoil
Should read: Chapter 7, Cleachtadh 6: 8. an síneadh láimhe

Page 116

Appears as: I drink eight glass of water every day.

Should read: I drink eight glasses of water every day.

Page 140

Appears as: Chapter 10, 1. Tuairim: amaideach, brónach, dathúil, leadránach, síochánta, sona, spéisiúil
Delete ‘sona’.

Page 140

Re-number ‘Cleachtadh 4’ as ‘Cleachtadh 2’, ‘Cleachtadh 2’ as ‘Cleachtadh 3’ and ‘Cleachtadh 3’ as ‘Cleachtadh 4’.

Page 175
Appears as: Chapter 11, Cleachtadh 6: 4. miosa
Should read: Chapter 11, Cleachtadh 6: 4. míosa

Page 191
Appears as: Translations of dialogues from Chapter 13
Should read: Translations of dialogues from Chapter 12

Page 199

Appears as: 2. An (féad) (tú) __________ an bhfuinneog a dhúnadh?

Should read: 2. An (féad) (tú) __________ an fhuinneog a dhúnadh?

Colloquial 2008

Corrigenda

Page iv
Add to bottom of page:

The following native Irish language speakers from Cois Fharraige can be heard on the audio: Máire Ní Neachtain, Póilín Nic Chonaonaigh, Josie Ó Cualáin, and Seosamh Ó Neachtain. Mícheál Mac Lochlainn is the narrator.

Page 6
Appears as: Exercise 2, 3.c. Go raith maith agat.
Should read: Exercise 2, 3.c. Go raibh maith agat.

Page 12
Appears as: Exercise 11 Ainm and sloinne
Should read: Exercise 11 Ainm agus sloinne

Page 15
Appears as: i bPointe in Pointe
i dTuairín Mín in Tuairín Mín

Should read: i bPort Láirge in Waterford
i dTuaim in Tuam

Page 19
Appears as: 3 An bhfuil tú i do chónaí _____ gCnoc (An Cnoc )?
4 Tá mise i mo chónaí _____ Tulaigh (An Tulaigh ).

Should read: 3 An bhfuil tú i do chónaí _____ gCabhán (An Cabhán )?
4 Tá mise i mo chónaí _____ Tearmann (An Tearmann ).

Page 139
Appears as: deirannaí
Should read: deireanaí

Page 142

Appears as: We stayed in a self-catering chalet in Inverin.
Should read: We stayed in a self-catering chalet in Indreabhán.

Page 158
Appears as: Ár “our”, bhur “their”, and a “their” (CD 2; 80)
Should read: Ár “our”, bhur “your”, and a “their” (CD 2; 80)

Page 163
Appears as: She will not be able to celebrate her birthday.
Should read: We will not be able to celebrate her birthday.

Page 200
Appears as: Unit 1, Exercise 5, 5. Pól,
Should read: Unit 1, Exercise 5, 5. Seán,

Page 200
Appears as: Unit 1, Exercise 5, 6. Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú, a Phóil?
Should read: Unit 1, Exercise 5, 6. Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú, a Sheáin?

Page 202
Appears as: Unit 2, Exercise 4, 3. ar an gCnoc, 4. ar an Tulach,
Should read: Unit 2, Exercise 4, 3. sa gCabhán, 4. sa Tearmann,

Page 202
Appears as: Unit 2, Exercise 9, 4. don mbunscoil,
Should read: Unit 2, Exercise 9, 4. don bhunscoil,

Page 202
Appears as: Unit 3, Exercise 1, 5. pósta
Should read: Unit 3, Exercise 1, 5. Singil

Page 208
Appears as: Unit 8: Exercise 3, 1. Ar thusa an garda?
Should read: Unit 8: Exercise 3, 1. An tusa an garda?

Page 208
Appears as: Unit 8: Exercise 3, 4. Ar thiománaí thú ?
Should read: Unit 8: Exercise 3, 4. An tiománaí thú ?

Page 216

Appears as: Dialogue 17
Seán: How are you doing, Míchéal?

Should read: Dialogue 17
Seán: How are you doing, Mícheál?