Find your voice in Irish.
These language options are coming in Glottie 1.0.11, which is awaiting App Store approval.
Whether you are returning to Irish after school or starting from your first words, make space for spoken practice that follows your interests and gives you a reason to respond.
App StoreTá mé ag foghlaim Gaeilge.Practice contemporary Irish with a consistent Connacht conversational foundation and standard Irish spelling. Munster and Ulster alternatives are identified in context, with attention to vowel length, broad and slender consonants, and initial mutations.
Use English to ask about an unfamiliar construction, then return to Irish to put it to work. Learn through listening, responding and revisiting useful language in a different situation.
Prepare to meet someone at an Irish conversation group: introduce yourself, share why you are learning and ask about their interests. As your confidence grows, follow up on an answer you did not expect.
These language options are coming in Glottie 1.0.11, which is awaiting App Store approval.
Is this Irish or Scottish Gaelic?
This is Irish, or Gaeilge, as spoken in Ireland. Scottish Gaelic is a separate language and has its own course. Your Irish lesson keeps the language and its regional forms clear.