Ionnsaich (YOON-sich) is Gaelic for learn. Say it in English, hear it in Scottish Gaelic.
Ionnsaich (YOON-sich) is Gaelic for learn. Say it in English, hear it in Scottish Gaelic.
A serial in conversation. Seonag has just moved to a village on the west coast, and is learning Gaelic like you. Hear each episode, follow it with any word a tap away — then take a part and speak it.
Seonag has just moved to the village from Glasgow, and is learning Gaelic · Ceitidh lives next door, and has lived in the village all her life · Calum keeps the village shop · Eilidh works on the ferry · Màiri is the village doctor · Anna has just arrived in the village to work at the hotel
/podcast/am-baile.xmlA few lines to read and hear — slowly, if you like — with any word a tap away, then questions on what happened.
/podcast/stories.xmlShort conversations to follow by ear. Listen first — the Gaelic stays hidden until you’ve answered a question on what was said. Then take a part and speak one side. Every line is a phrase from the phrasebook.
Put together an exchange you’ll really have — from phrasebook phrases and your own words — then listen to it and take a part. If you’re signed in, they follow you to your other devices.
Ten quick questions on numbers, days of the week, months and clock times — the phrasebook’s, and the numbers, times and dates it does not carry.
Proverbs said at speed, with their meaning to pick from four. They are on the culture page to read first.
Everyday sentences from the dictionary, each showing a word at work, with their meaning to pick from four.