Irish Gaelic by Nemo

I love using Gaeilge every day for a few minutes. It’s very easy to use and makes me feel like I’m helping keep this beautiful language alive.

Helps with pronunciation. Really good.

I purchased three languages from your app and seem to have NO way to switch between them and no way to get help! I love your app but if you have no way for me to switch back and forth them I want a refund

Helpful to hear the words and to explore other words to learn the sounds and meanings in Gaeilge.

It is a very good app!!! It tells you how it is pronounced and written, which is very important. I do believe that it is important to clarify that I THINK this is Connacht dialect. Tá sè an-mhaith.

I love this app!! It’s a great way to learn a new language!!

I like it.

Great app

Would be helpful to see how to pronounce words, not just listen .

Without any previous exposure to Gaeilge, I began learning using the Nemo app about 8 months ago. There weren’t too many alternatives for a less common language. Learning at a pace of 5 words per day is very reasonable for me. The words offered are practical choices. Even if you never go further with language, you will have gained some useful basics. I’ve used Nemo mainly as an audio tool using it on my phone and also paired with my watch. It works easily into my dog walking routine. I have focused mainly on ‘words of the day’, but on longer walks I often use the ‘active words’ using the player’s repeat 8 times feature to practice recall and pronunciation. I’ve adjusted the ‘temperature’ for words that just don’t stick with me so they are offered more often. I’ve remained with the average speed settings and the same voice for my initial exposure to the vocabulary, but I will mix it up whenever I reach the full vocabulary. The ‘explore’ categories are also a great practice feature. Criticisms are few. It would be better to have the ‘practice in player’ arrow at the top of the page rather than at the bottom. Once your vocabulary reaches a couple hundred words it is an awfully long way down the page to reach that arrow button. Also, now that I’ve studied the language more, it would be helpful to have more of an explanation of the word or phrase offered on the screen, though not verbalized. For example, in Gaeilge, there are multiple versions of the numbers depending on what you are describing, living beings vs inanimate. Until I encountered an explanation elsewhere, this was an unnecessary mystery. Nemo is a great introduction to the language. It inspired me to continue and to expand my Gaeilge learning. The price was very reasonable, especially considering my ongoing daily learning practice. Highly recommend giving Nemo a try.