Studying Gaelic and Norwegian -- Book Reccomendations?

[Morr]

I'm interested in learning Gaelic (Irish Dialect) and Norwegian.
I will be in the US next month and I'm hoping to find a couple of books to help me study these languages, by myself.

Any reccomendations for self study books for these languages?

Thankies!

[Fane Ayuma]

i dont know much about books in the us, but if your stuck, i could always buy one or two for you here and post them on or something.


Here bieng ireland, not MW.

[Morr]

i dont know much about books in the us, but if your stuck, i could always buy one or two for you here and post them on or something.


Here bieng ireland, not MW.


LOL thanks! :) I'll remember your offer! I appriciate it!

[Andraste]

try brwosing the language section in Borders or Barns and Nobel. Thats where ia found my books, don't rember what they were called though:P

[Morr]

try brwosing the language section in Borders or Barns and Nobel. Thats where ia found my books, don't rember what they were called though:P


thanks! I'll definitly be checking out Borders and Barns & Nobel.. I just wanted to see if anyone had first hand experience with any specific books and would be able to reccomend.

:)

[DandelionDame]

I'm about to start a set of 2 cds and a book called "Teach Yourself Irish" that I found in a local bookstore yesterday - I'm only just learning myself, but if you want, I can post how it seems to be once I tear into it.

[Kyan's Daddy]

As far as Norwegian goes, you need to get a CD or tape set. You can learn grammar from a book, but as far as correct pronunciation, you have to listen to native speakers.

[Morr]

Thanks so much to all of your reccomendations and advice :)