Plé Vicipéide:Lárionad comhphobail
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[athraigh] Irish learners
If your Irish isn't the best or you're still learning it, don't be afraid to add articles, edit articles where you see a mistake or ask questions, in any language. The users on this page have a wide range of languages, so ask away and someone will answer you. Most of all, add to the Vicipéid, 'a full Wikipedia with terrible grammar is better than an empty one with perfect grammar'.
- I've added to a few pages (like Raidió na Life), which seem to be to be good, honest stubs... but I worry about creating articles full of broken Irish that make this place a less useful resource. Perhaps a "cupla focal" category is needed, so that those who are more talented with the language might check the work of those who aren't so good, and at least make it legible and comprehensible. What do you think? Lankiveil 10:09, 29 Mei 2005 (UTC).
- I wouldn't worry about it, Generally I click the leathanach fánach link and correct any bad Irish I see, and if I ever make a mistake it's usually not too long before someone's edited it for, so your stuff is probably getting checked without you noticing. One thing I find helpful in other language wikis where my grasp of that language isn't perfect, is to type in 'Check my grammar please'(Féach ar mo ghramadach, le do thoil), and then when/if the page has been fixed, look at the differences, that way, I learn from my mistakes and any obvious grammar mistake I made can be fixed next time. - Dalta 16:52, 30 Mei 2005 (UTC)
- Many thanks - I didn't want to be seen as a menace to the community. Also, I do compare my versions to the corrected versions as a form of study, I've learned quite a lot. I still think my best bet is to go and create "fill in the blanks" sort of articles (cities, countries, etc) - once I've got the template down pat, most of the work is done that way. Less work for everyone else to fix it up, too! Lankiveil 9 Iúil 2005 00:51 (UTC).
- I wouldn't worry about it, Generally I click the leathanach fánach link and correct any bad Irish I see, and if I ever make a mistake it's usually not too long before someone's edited it for, so your stuff is probably getting checked without you noticing. One thing I find helpful in other language wikis where my grasp of that language isn't perfect, is to type in 'Check my grammar please'(Féach ar mo ghramadach, le do thoil), and then when/if the page has been fixed, look at the differences, that way, I learn from my mistakes and any obvious grammar mistake I made can be fixed next time. - Dalta 16:52, 30 Mei 2005 (UTC)
Cá bhfuair sibh an focal aisteach sin 'comhphobal'? Téarma é a bhain leis an eagraíocht ar a dtugtar anois 'An tAontas Eorpach', agus tá cuma fhíorait air sa chomhthéacs áirithe seo.
Agus comhphobal á úsáid i gcónaí agaibh! In ainm Dé, Chroim, agus Déithe na Róimhe agus na hÉigipte agus na hIndia agus araile, nach bhféadfaí ligint do dhaoine a bhfuil Gaeilge acu eagarthóireacht a dhéanamh ar na teidil áiféiseacha atá á n-úsáid anseo. Nó an leanfaidh na daill ar aghaidh ag treorú a chéile? Eanáir 2006 Louis Stein
[athraigh] Audio recordings
Dia diabh. Sa Vicipéide Bearla, tá WikiProject Spoken Wikipedia fantastic for learners of Bearla. Mise, is fear liom foghlaim Gaeilge, ach níl aon audio recordings anseo. Just a suggestion. Go raibh maith agaibh.