Join up to speak the voice of your Scottish Heritage!
- Location
- Fuquay Varina, NC 35.6-78.78 27526US
- Meetups
- 1 so far
- Members
- 8 Wake County Scots
- Founded
- October 31, 2009
Halo agus Failte! Join up with people from the Wake County area who want to learn the langauge of their homeland, Scottish Gaelic. We meet for coffee and learn a few new phrases then practice them in conversation. Everyone is a learner here and no experience in Gaelic is necessary.
Our next MeetupSGBG's Coffee and Gaelic (Meeting #2 for Dec 2009)
- Where?
-
1751 Walnut StCary, NC 27511919-469-1930
- Who’s coming?
-
1 Yes / 0 Maybe( 9 spots left )
Hey guys,
New meeting, new place, same purpose. Much is the same as before.
We drink a bit of coffee and go over a few phrases and review what we have learned. We practice and try to build up to a conversation.
It helps if you bring some notecards or a notebook to keep up with the phrases so you can study and practice on your own. Read more
Past Meetups
Join Scottish Gaelic Beginner'
s Group
Our Sponsors
We're looking for Sponsors!
Support a Meetup group while getting exposure to active, local members.
What's new?
-
Nov 16
-
New fileAn Excel file with the first two meetings worth of vocabUploaded by Timothy Rogers.
-
-
Nov 13
-
New member
“I am into all things Celtic - my ancestry is mostly Scottish and Scots-Irish - I am asst. organizer for the Chapel Hill Celtic CUlture meetup group - and I love learning languages!!”
-
-
Nov 12
-
New pollOpened by Timothy Rogers.
-
-
Nov 11
-
New Greeting for“Thanks for joining. Gaidhlig is spoken in the Highlands mostly and has finally gotten the protection it deserves from Parliament. I am glad it is experiencing a resurgence as of late. Hope to see you out this Sunday.”posted by Timothy Rogers
-
-
Nov 9
-
New member
“i am interested in all things scottish”
-
-
Nov 6
-
New Greeting for“Failte agus Tapadh leibh. We hope to see you at some of our first meetings. I love people coming who know more than me. :)”posted by Timothy Rogers
-
New member
“I'd like to support our Gaelic language and culture.” -
New Greeting for“Hey!!! You did join!! Sorry, it wasn't the 5th but the 15th. I was about to email you!”posted by Jacklyn C.
-
-
Nov 5
-
New Greeting for“Thanks for joining our little group. I feel so much better knowing that I have someone there who is a pro at this to support and correct and bounce words off of. What is the ACGA?”posted by Timothy Rogers
-
New member
“Tha ùidh agam ann an Cànan nan Gàidheal.” -
New Greeting for“That is cool that you play the pipes. What are the ages of your kids so I know what level of material to bring?”posted by Timothy Rogers
-
What members are saying
“ The teacher/leader of the group is wonderfully motivated and very talented at teaching! ”
“ the chance to learn a lauguage that is very different and challenge yourself.after all it is the launguage spoken in heaven ”
Settings for “Chapter Comments”