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ÚSÁID NA SAIGHDEÁIN CHUN NÍOS MÓ FOCAIL A FHOGHLAIM / USE THE ARROWS TO LEARN MORE WORDS
Is deacair é teanga a fhoghlaim, ach is féidir ach cúig fhocal in aghaidh an lae do líofacht a fheabhsú go mór / Learning a language is hard, but just five words a day can greatly improve your fluency.
Agus triúr fear le dul ar a dtriail as dúnmharú Lyra McKee, seo cúig fhocal atá le húsáid inniu agus ag labhairt faoina éachtaí iriseoireachta / With three men set to go on trial for Lyra McKee's murder, here are five words to use today to talks about her journalistic feats.
Journalist: Iriseoir (ir-ish-oar)
Agus cuimhnigh, is fearr Gaeilge bhriste ná Béarla cliste! / And remember, broken Irish is better than clever English!
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