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.
Everything here is said out loud. Find somewhere you don’t mind talking to yourself.
You hear the English, you say it in Gaelic, then you hear it said. New phrases are taught first and come back a few prompts later. No screen needed — for a walk, the car or the dishes.
Once you’ve practised a few phrases in lessons or flashcards, you can drill those — the ones due for review first.
Your first conversations will be about you. Build a minute about yourself from checked phrases, then rehearse it until it comes without thinking.
Five questions, the same every month, answered out loud. Play this month’s answer after last month’s and hear how far you’ve come.
Talk on one topic, then say it all again in less time, then less again. It builds the smooth, unhesitating part of speaking. The microphone measures how much you talked and how long you stopped.
Keep talking: repeat yourself, use the words you know, and don’t stop to fix mistakes. Each round tells the same thing again, in less time.
Ready for someone who talks back? Try a conversation with the AI partner, or find a speaking partner or a class.