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Deciding to learn Irish Gaelic is genuinely noble quest to embark on. If you manage to master the language, you’ll be a part of a select community of individuals that are keeping Irish alive, and ensuring its future by using … Continue reading
Not many people know this, but Bitesize Irish Gaelic has been around for a long time (at least longer than you would think). You probably didn’t know this, but 2017 is the year when Bitesize celebrates its 7th year of … Continue reading
(This challenge is for customers who bought our Crack Irish Gaelic Pronunciation course. If you want to preview the course, follow this link which includes a 40% discount.) Pronunciation Challenge Overview
If you’re a Bitesize Irish Gaelic member (not a member yet? sign-up here!), you know we’re constantly thinking of new ways for you to get more from your Irish learning journey, to help you learn at your pace and why … Continue reading
If you’re reading this blog post, it probably means that you’re on a very-worthy journey of learning the Irish language. You may be just starting, or maybe you’re somewhere further down the line in this fascinating journey of knowledge, but … Continue reading
We recently held a Bitesize Beo Dialects live event. It was given by Siobhán, our Language Assistant (whom you can ask for help when you’re a member, plus she hold monthly Skype calls for members).
How to grasp Irish Gaelic dialects Do you find dialects baffling? Have you ever been left confused and discouraged when listening to a conversation in Irish and feeling like you were listening to a number of different languages? The Irish … Continue reading
Neil recently emailed us, and perhaps you can associate with his feelings: Without a doubt – the most difficult thing is to learn to pronounce the written word in Irish. It seems what we are saying looks nothing like what … Continue reading
Celebration is in order! On 17th March, Irish people from every part of the World are honouring the Irish culture and language by celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! In honour of this important holiday, we’re offering a huge discount for those … Continue reading