Sliocht- Irish(H) oral Exam

fonzy157

Hi,
Does anyone know if you can write words(pronounciations etc..) on the sliocht that you bring into your oral irish exam?
Thanks

Behind you Joey

Yes you can, you are entitled to write your own pronunciation notes on the sheet with your sliochts on it.

Stryderman

Yes you can write anything you want down! you can write your exam number, date of birth etc...

AxlRose1992

Really? So I know there's one passage with something like "1876", so I could write on the sheet going in how to say "1876" in Irish??

Zephyr91

Ca bhfuil mo dheinms dubha agus m'umbro top??? Ispini uimhica is scealoga!

Sorry..

Yep, as far as I know - it's A-OK.

dambarude

Is féidir, ar ndóigh.

When I was doing my oral I used sliochts that had nothing written over them- I found it too distracting.

fonzy157

Thanks for your replies,Thats great news, i will need all the help i can get!!

BrokenHeels_Ox

yeah we bring the book in with us

DancingQueen:)

I nearly know all of the sliochts off by heart because i've been sayin them so much! I only write in the pronounciations that I think i'll have trouble with but it's really handy that you can write on them.

eoins23456

u can bring a piece of paper with the sliochts only written phonetically if ya want

neil_18_

TBH i wouldnt right too much, you dont want to clog up the page...just write over the words you are struggling with!

When i did mine last year she asked me which ones i liked....

So i said "1, 3, 5, and 7 !

Then the bítch says "ok.....number 5!"


EDIT : Sorry just realised i had written 10 for some reason

It was just that i really wanted 7, and made that quite clear to her... I thought she might have been nice

BrokenHeels_Ox

can they ask u ones u havent prepared?

Zephyr91

Nope. You go in, you tell them the 4 (or is it 5?) that you have prepared, and they have to ask you one of them.

Zephyr91

neil_18_ wrote: »

TBH i wouldnt right too much, you dont want to clog up the page...just write over the words you are struggling with!

When i did mine last year she asked me which ones i liked....

So i said "1, 3, 5, and 7 !

Then the bítch says "ok.....number 10!"

In the LC? They can't do that. You should have complained.

neil_18_

Zephyr91 wrote: »

In the LC? They can't do that. You should have complained.

Just edited my post sorry for the confusion:o

Zephyr91

neil_18_ wrote: »

Just edited my post sorry for the confusion:o

Oh right hahahah. Can you imagine that?

"Em yeah I prepared numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4"
"Ok...do number 10"
"But - "
"Do it!"

I prepared 1, 3, 9 and 10. Really wanna get asked 10.

gaeilgegrinds1

Write whatever you like, just don't be squinting to read in between all the writing is my only tip. Say the 5 you are doing and they (we!) just randomly pick one! Doing two full weeks of it this year as am on maternity leave, I'll be sick of those sliochts but if it is any consolation marks very easy to pick up there.

ayumi

d"ullamigh me sliocht a haon,cuig,deag,haon deag agus tri deag!
our teacher told use first to do the first five,but we had an oral for mock and every changed them as they found like sliocht 8 and 10 easy and shorter.
then she gave out to us for doing this!

lc2010

Do we have to prepare four or five of them?

Zephyr91

gaeilgegrinds1 wrote: »

Write whatever you like, just don't be squinting to read in between all the writing is my only tip. Say the 5 you are doing and they (we!) just randomly pick one! Doing two full weeks of it this year as am on maternity leave, I'll be sick of those sliochts but if it is any consolation marks very easy to pick up there.

You'll be sick of them, imagine how we feel. I'm practicing them everyday. If I have to say ca bhfuil mo dheinms dubha agus m'umbro top again I will bloody explode. :mad:

gaeilgegrinds1

Apologies if that came across badly but in fairness they never change them, well haven't in years anyway! Point in case is how easy the marks are for this part, Labhair Liom does them really well on the CD. Best of luck!

elmoslattery

Couldnt you then potentially write notes for other parts of the exam..

e.g When ever I get asked in class 'what subjects do you do?' I can never think of them all...not that I dont know them in Irish...just cant say think of them (even in english) under pressure.
If I'm allowed to bring in a sheet with notes on it...couldnt I write out the list of subjects I do and then when I get asked them Covertly look down at the sheet?

gaeilgegrinds1

No, we can and sometimes do ask to see the sheet if we suspect that. You'd immediately fail. Just simplify your subjects...it's not an information exam, it's a language exam.

MunchkinKid

Hi guys i was just looking over my sliochts today and was just wondering do we have to introduce them? Like for example "sliocht a hocht as.......le........" ? Or does it really matter?

eoins23456

just introduce it id say.its normally expected off ya

Stryderman

MunchkinKid wrote: »

Hi guys i was just looking over my sliochts today and was just wondering do we have to introduce them? Like for example "sliocht a hocht as.......le........" ? Or does it really matter?

Yes this is important, I'm not sure how many marks you would lose for forgetting to do this but it must be a few anyway because our teacher always makes us

muirthemne

eoins23456 wrote: »

u can bring a piece of paper with the sliochts only written phonetically if ya want

you can't jus bring in a sliocht with the phonetics...the dept wont allow it and neither will the exaaminer......(i am a LC irish teacher)

muirthemne

Stryderman wrote: »

Yes this is important, I'm not sure how many marks you would lose for forgetting to do this but it must be a few anyway because our teacher always makes us

you may lose up to 10 marks for leaving that out.......VVVVVV IMPORTANT

eoins23456

they were doing it a the year before last in are school.

megstak

does any one no where i can geta a sliocht with the phonetics on top to help me say it last year i had a teacher that gave me bril notes for sliocht one and two im in a huge class now and am notes arnt the best ... !! would rly help.. ..:D

Nead21

the Shortcuts to Success Irish Oral revision book do it and provide a CD also