In this short introductory episode of Coffee Break Gaelic, teacher Susanna and learner Mark explain what’s to come over the course of the series. We learn about Susanna’s Gaelic-speaking background and Mark’s vast experience of learning languages!
CBGa 1.00 | Introducing Coffee Break Gaelic
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12 thoughts on “CBGa 1.00 | Introducing Coffee Break Gaelic”
Hi, This is Vicky on the West Coast of the US. I’m really enjoying the Coffee Break Gaelic podcast. 😊
Absolutely loving the podcast!
Hello Coffee Break Gaidhlig!
I am an American learner, and I have really enjoyed your podcasts in my car commute each day. I’ve started learning on my own this year through a variety of resources and just wanted to say thank you for making this available. I thought it was a great place to start for beginners! I love seeing more podcasts appear each month. Cheers,
Scotti, based in Arkansas
Halò, Mark agus Susanna!
Is mise Clàudia. Tha mi à Catalunya, agus tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig le Coffe Break Gaelic.
I am having a great time with you guys, and I decided to learn Gàidhlig because i feel connected with minoritized languages such as mine, català. So I really think your job here is very important, ’cause it’s a great way to mantain alive such a beautiful language. I just wanted you to know that: people who fight for the survival of our languages deeply appreciate your work, dedication and love.
I am a Catalan professor, so when you want to do Coffee Break Catalan, don’t hesitate to contact me!
Best wishes, tìoraidh!
Clàudia.
I need to learn old school Scottish Gaelic. Is this what you teach?
Hello Donna, it is Sarah from the Coffee Break team.
Thank you for your interest! To make sure we understand your question properly, what do you mean by “old school”?
Would love to more episodes
Hello!
Here is Sarah from the Coffee Break team. You can access more episodes of Coffee Break Gaelic at this link!
Hello from Ohio! I’ve been using Duolingo off and on for a couple years and decided to find a podcast to try and keep the language flowing more, passively. Found this and just letting the lessons flow. I am enjoying the explanations as well as the slight variation in dialect. Looking forward to checking the web content in conjunction.
Hello! Thank you so much for your kind words, Patrick. It’s nice to hear that you’re enjoying the lessons and finding value in both the explanations and the dialect variations. If you ever have questions or need further resources, feel free to reach out.
Best of luck on your language-learning journey!
Sarah and the Coffee Break team
Definitely the most effective material online, and there’s a lot of available material out there and the quality is great. So coffee break is definitely the best where competition is stiff!!!
Tapadh leibh Kyle!