Hey you! You’ve hopefully already heard about the Irish language (Irish Gaelic). It’s a beautiful language, and encapsulates Ireland’s real culture spanning several thousand years.
Speak Irish by Learning Aloud
Bitesize Irish Gaelic is a full online Irish Gaelic language program.
- Make a real connection with your Irish heritage
- Learn to interact with others
- No waiting for software in the mail
Visit Bitesize Irish Gaelic to learn Irish online.
Pronounce Irish Gaelic Cheat Sheets
Pronunciation Cheat Sheets for Irish Gaelic let you pronounce written Gaelic.
- Pronounce Irish Gaelic words you’ve never before seen
- Learn how to pronounce á, ó, ú, í, é in Irish
- 4-Step Illustrated Method, plus cheat sheets, plus worksheets
Crack Irish language pronunciation with the Pronunciation Cheat Sheets.
Irish Gaelic Software Program
TeachMe! Irish Gaelic is a software package for Microsoft Windows.
- Comes with learning software, audio CD and booklet of stories
- Get to grips with the fundamental grammar concepts, and vocabulary
- 10 days international delivery
More software available for Scots Gaelic, Welsh, Cornish and Breton.
Does your program include more than the Pimsluer program? I’ve learned a nice beginning with their program, however, I’d like to learn more and they do not offer any additional lessons. I enjoyed learning with their method and found it remarkable simple – I was amazed how quickly I was able to begin conversations – I attended a Celtic fest and was able to have minimal conversation with some folks. But there is so much more to know and learn. I’d like to know if this would be a good continuence of what I’ve already learned? Thank you.
@Charma – great that you already have a headstart. I think what you might be missing now is it the grammatical building blocks needed to express your own thoughts in the language. Try TeachMe! for lots of such lessons.
Hey Eoin! I was subscribed to Bitesize Irish this summer, but I didn’t use it enough to make the subscription worth it over more than a few months. I just bought the TeachMe! Popular Package, and I’m really excited to get back into learning Irish, plus Scottish Gaelic and Welsh too!
Casey, it’s good to hear that you’re still actively learning the language. Keep it up!
i want to learn irish! im half irish and half scottish and im more into the irish side. i hardly see any one irish only around christmas time and my nana and pa are always talking away in gaelic and giving us looks. next year i want to be able to know what there saying. we only get the choice out of french or japenese at school im gonna to beg my mum to buy this!!!
Irish is one of the coolest languages, if not the coolest language, in the world. I’m danish myself
This post will probably be deleted – but I hope that someone can learn from my misfortune. The teach me program is a good program IF and ONLY IF you have already taken and know the language before. There is little to no direction, explaination or clear cut instructions. and while it may be a good reminder or refresher. I am sadly disappointed — and extremely annoyed – there is no return policy. The packaging is cheap – it is nothing like the “box” that is on the website. You think there would be more explaination but there is not. Each language comes with a copied booklet that has a few “lessons” where you fill in words and a few “stories” written in that language.
It is not for everyone – so buyer beware – hopefully someone will benefit from my misfortune.
I love the Irish language and wanted to learn more – but this is defiantely not the method for me.
Charma, no, we don’t delete feedback
It’s a shame you didn’t get more from it – as it was developed for beginners. Yes, the packaging is flat to allow us to offer cheap postage. You might have better luck with the separate online program http://www.bitesizeirishgaelic.com – that does have a full 30-day moneyback guarantee.
Dia duit, Eoin! I am very happy I bought this a couple months ago. Its slow going for me but have already learned a few phrases. The only negative criticism I have is that I would like to see a more through breakdown on pronunciation because it is sometimes hard to hear how some words are said. Otherwise I see it as a good investment.
Slàn agat!
Charles – thanks for the feedback! There is a more specific pronunciation product that may help you if you’re interested: http://www.bitesizeirishgaelic.com/ebooks/pronunciation/