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by Paul Rogers
- an illustrated course in spoken Manx for the beginner that introduces Manx in a fun way through cartoons.
Buy from: LearnManx.com
by Eurotalk
- a basic introduction to Manx. Includes dialogues, exercises, games, tests and notes in many different languages. Introduces a fairly limited amount of vocabulary and phrases, but does so in an effective and fun way.
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by Eurotalk
- teaches basic, useful Manx vocabulary with exercises, games and tests. Aimed at children up to 12 years old, but also useful for older learners.
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by Usbourne
- a colourful, 34-page book, clearly laid out with Manx words linked to amusing pictures and including a pronunciation guide. Plus free CD: Manx in a Week - your free introduction to Manx Gaelic.
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by Edmund Goodwin
A Manx primer compiled by Edwin Goodwin in 1909 and revised by Rev. R L Thomson in 1987.
Buy from: Amazon.co.uk or Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh
by John Gell
a series of graded lessons in English and Manx. Includes phonetic pronounciation and provides an introduction to idiomatic and conversational Manx.
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by Brian Stowell
- a beginners' course in Manx gaelic by Brian Stowell, presented by Doug Faragher and produced by Manx Radio. Accompanied by CDs. Provides a good introduction to spoken and written Manx.
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by Brian Stowell
- a introductory course in conversational Manx recorded by a team of fluent Manx speakers. Consists of a course book and four cassettes featuring a series of conversations covering such topics as greetings and introductions, time, weather, shopping, work and sport.
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by Brian Stowell
- an intermediate to advanced course in conversational Manx recorded by a team of fluent Manx speakers. Tells the story of Kirree Crennell, a Manx speaking American who is visiting her relatives in the Isle of Man. Includes grammar notes, exercises, a reference section, a mini Manx<>English dictionary, and CDs with recordings of the conversations.
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by John Kelly
- a new edition of John Kelly's Manx-English / English-Manx dictionary, which was first published in 1866.
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by John Kelly, Archibald Cregeen, John Ivon Mosley, William Gill and John Thomas Clarke
- a Manx-English dictionary first published in 1866.
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by Archibald Cregeen
- a Manx-English dictionary first published in 1910, which includes with translations of proverbs and sayings, Cregeen's memoir and an English index.
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by Jennifer Kewley Draskau
- covers the grammar, spelling and pronunciation of Manx Gaelic, and is accessible to readers of all levels of competence. An accompanying website (www.practicalmanx.com) with voice recordings provides a unique opportunity to observe intonation patterns and other features.
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by Brian Stowell
- this is the first novel to be published in Manx and tells of scandal and dubious goings-on in the present day Isle of Man.
Buy from: IsleofMan.com
Lewis Carroll (Author), John Tenniel (Illustrator), Brian Stowell (Translator)
- a Manx version of Lewis Carroll's famous story, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with illustrations by John Tenniel.
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Other Manx language materials and books about the Isle of Man are available from:
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