Brionglóid sa Ghaeilge

Had my first ever dream (partially) in Irish just now which was cool, but also so incredibly stressful because in the dream I was supposed to be taking an oral exam and I just could not understand what was going on, the questions were in English and didn't make sense, and half of them were about stuff I did for my Welsh A Level, and there were a bunch of random children playing and some adults talking in one corner, so it was really noisy and I couldn't hear the questions well, and when the examiner made them all leave it turned out there were still like 7 examiners, one of whom was one of my Cornish tutors, so it turned out it was supposed to be a Cornish oral exam and I was there talking in Irish about stuff I did in a Welsh class. And then the noisy groups of children and adults came back in again.

I hate oral exams, if you couldn't tell...

MW and EMI

I wonder if they'd let me sit in on the Middle Welsh class. I don't know why I feel so nervous about asking. I missed the introduction class last semester so I'm worried they might go ''oh you haven't studied it before so we won't let you''. Which I guess is fair enough. But if I'm just there unofficially and not for credits then it's different right?? I just want to see how much I can understand from my Modern Welsh.

Also they do Early Modern Irish at this university but it's not available to exchange students, but I wonder if they'd let me sit in on the classes unofficially..... I want to do Early Modern Irish sooo badly. They used to do it at my home university but then the lecturer who taught it left :(