LèirmheasanReviews

A brilliant and fun way for children to learn the different sounds of the Gaelic language.

There are many fantastic courses out there to help learn Gaelic. People from all over the world learn the beautiful Scottish language. However, many find it difficult to expose themselves to Gaelic once courses are over and class mates are no longer handy to talk to. In Glasgow there are a group of people who have set out to tackle this problem.

During Easter time 2010 Stòras Uibhist are offering a unique opportunity to Gàidhlig learners to spend a ‘Learning Week’ in South Uist and its surrounding communities, enhancing and developing their use of Gàidhlig through a total immersion programme...

Find out about this brilliant course and opportunity...

Check out how we got on at The Gathering in Edinburgh...

Sandstone Press’s Gaelic language series aimed, mostly but not exclusively, at Advanced Learners has just gained two more titles, Cleasan a Bhaile Mhòir by Catriona Lexy Campbell and Cogadh Ruaridh by Iain MacLean...

Here at mygaelic.com we love to see Gaelic teamed up with any form of mainstream media and entertainment. That is exactly what Sgleog have done, and they have done it really well.

Loads here for parents who have children in Gaelic education: from pre-school to primary seven. Plenty of games and resources you can use with your kids as you both learn. There are games, artwork, phrases, sound files, info about Gaelic Medium Education (GME), and message boards to speak to other parents about different things connected to GME.