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Ceitre Sgeulta Eile 11-14: Tarraingte As An Sgeuluide Gaedealac (1902) (in Gaélico Escocés)
Hyde, Douglas
Synopsis "Ceitre Sgeulta Eile 11-14: Tarraingte As An Sgeuluide Gaedealac (1902) (in Gaélico Escocés)"
N������ f�����idir liom a bheith cinnte cad ����� an t�����ama at����� sa leabhar seo, ach is leabhar ����� Ceitre Sgeulta Eile 11-14: Tarraingte As An Sgeuluide Gaedealac (1902) le Douglas Hyde. Is ����� Hyde duine de na daoine ba mh������ a rinne iarracht an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn agus a chur ar aghaidh mar teanga beo. Is ����� an leabhar seo aon cheann de na leabhair a scr������obh s����� i nGaeilge. Leis an teideal ""Ceitre Sgeulta Eile"", t����� s����� soil�����ir go bhfuil s����� mar chuid de shraith leabhar a scr������obh Hyde. T����� na sc�����alta sin oiri������nach do dhaoine idir 11 agus 14 bliain d'aois. T����� siad tarraingte as an sgeuluide Gaeilge, rud a thaispe�����nann an suim at����� ag Hyde i gcult������r agus i stair na Gaeilge. T����� s����� t�����bhachtach a r����� go bhfuil an leabhar seo scr������ofa i nGaeilge, mar t����� s����� mar chuid den stair agus den chult������r Gaelach. T����� s����� ina fh������or-threoir do dhaoine at����� ag iarraidh foghlaim faoi stair agus cult������r na Gaeilge. T����� an leabhar seo oiri������nach do dhaoine at����� ag iarraidh foghlaim Gaeilge n������os fearr, agus do dhaoine at����� ag iarraidh teacht ar na sc�����alta at����� ag tarraingt as an sgeuluide Gaedealac.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
