taithnim liom an leabhar Gaschaint. Tá na h-abartha sin áisiúl.

Tá a fhios agam go raibh sé chíor anseo.
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Does anyone know if there is plans for anything similar ? I really like having phrases I can match up with grammar rules I come across and then have something I can practice and pronounce.

Its also nice to have everyday native phrases rather than continuously translating more complex ideas straight from English which I have to do.

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There's BunGhaeilge do Thuismitheoirí agus Feighlithe Leanaí published by Forbairt Naíonraí Teo and you have a choice of CDs in either Standard, Connacht, Mumhan or Uladh, which would be similar. (though it's been mentioned here before) - I see they've a new book with 2 CDs entitled Bróga Nua by Áine Ní Shuilleabháin.
www.naionrai.ie/ga/siopa

would be great to get one which dealt with non child related topics

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Dia dhuit a chara,
well you did pick a book for parents and children, but anyway there's "....Mar a Déarfá" Cnuasach Clíseanna published by Coiscéim that you can get from Litriocht and there's The Irish Phrasebook/An Ráleabhar Gaeilge by Diarmuid Ó Donnchadha published by Mercier Press and 'Irish Dictionary and Phrasebook' published by Appletree Press and Hippocrene Books. Is that the kind of thing you're looking for?

like that all right but with the audio, i find being able to read and hear something makes it stick better and makes me more confident im saying it right , so there for more likely to say it.

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