You guys will like this video =) .I am from the Basque country(Vitoria-Gasteiz)

Ni ere bai, euskara ikasten ari naiz. I am French, in love with Basque country where I spent my childhood (in the french side, in Iparralde as it is said now). But at that time it was not posible for erdualdunak (non basque people) to have the oppotunity to learn the idioma out of a family. It was not taught in schools, forbidden instead! And I spend my life of adult far from Iparralde. Now I am retired, I am learning that great idiom, coming from very very ancient times, as it is said. Like you, I am using different books and methods (Bakarka, Assimil …) and I am progressing, poliki poliki, thanks to them.
I draw your attention (and the one of others ikasleak, as well), to a website of the Eusko jaurlaritza o Gobierno basco de Euzkadi : http://www.ikasten.net, I discovered last year.
There is a course of euskara in it, at the address, hiru.com.
I am sure you will appreciate it and use it, too.
Ongi pasa eta gozatu ezazu euskaraz.

Gora gu eta gutarrok,ondo izan

That’s great! Did they come with audio tapes? Anyway, please let me know what you think of it. I’ve recently been using Jon D. Patrick & Ilari Zubiri Ibarrondo’s A Student Grammar of Euskara and I’m loving it, especially the section on commonly committed errors. I highly recommend it.

I haven’t been posting mostly because I would like to leave the blog open for the new bloggers. Once they’re done, I’ll get back to posting.

Same here! I need to update the Catalan section of EuskoCat and I really want to blog about learning Swedish as my summer project.

Fins aviat!

By the way, I know your Mom who sent me this blog.

Ondo Ibili eta agur.