> > Can I suggst that peopel who missed the first three lessons > > get the relevant files from the archives? All we need is a > > message giving teh coorect file names. > > This is fine, if others want it. But I'm on via a dial-in with limited > access for at least another month, so I can't get to the file.. Anyone with access problems can e-mail me for the four lessons (which have had corrections edited in), but please don't expect a fast response. Those who wish to get the originals from the Listserv archives can e-mail the following job to LISTSERV@IRLEARN.UCD.IE (or whatever address you use to get to IRLEARN): ----------------------------->cut<----------------------------- // JOB Echo=No Database Search DD=Rules //Rules DD * SEARCH * IN WELSH-L WHERE SUBJECT CONTAINS LESSON PRINT 1421 1442 1443 1478 1505 1601 /* -------------------------->cut<-------------------------------- (Please note that the space before "JOB" is significant). The original postings have a couple of small errors: / is actually acute accent, and \ is grave (lesson 1). Also, "unig plentyn" is "an only child", and "plentyn unig" is "a lonely child" (lesson 4). Cofion cynnes i bob dysgwr Briony -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Briony Williams briony@uk.ac.ed.cstr (JANET) Centre for Speech Technology Research, briony@cstr.ed.ac.uk 80 South Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1HN, UK. Tel: (0)31 650 2790 (A quarter-Irish Englishwoman working on Welsh in Scotland)