Scottish Gaelic now available on Duolingo

[Highland Logan]

Sounds pretty neat. I may give that a try. Thanks for sharing.

Frank

[gsmacleod]

Sounds pretty neat. I may give that a try. Thanks for sharing.

Frank

Agreed!

Shane

[jhockin]

Is there a fee, to subscribe? If so, how much?

[McMurdo]

When I went to see Julie Fowlis she told me I should learn Gaelic so when this became available I signed up, so far it has been a fun wee thing todo every day. Though I would like to pursue it in a more structured way.

[FossilHunter]

I just added it to my app.

It’s a very different language from the French and German I studied in high school and college.

But it’s been fun so far. Would be a good supplement to a more formal course.

[jthk]

When I went to see Julie Fowlis she told me I should learn Gaelic so when this became available I signed up, so far it has been a fun wee thing todo every day. Though I would like to pursue it in a more structured way.

If you can swing it, I'd highly recommend checking out week-long (or more-long) courses in Scotland. I've heard many positive comments about the offerings at SMO (Sabhal Mór Ostaig) on Skye.

http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/en/

Ádh mór,
Seanachán

[javankrona]

Aye. And Canada also offers opportunities, as well.

https://www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com...n-ontario.html

[jthk]

Aye. And Canada also offers opportunities, as well.

https://www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com...n-ontario.html

Fabulous! Thank you. There's also loads of opportunities in Nova Scotia, I was just informed.

[Tobus]

Is there a fee, to subscribe? If so, how much?

It's absolutely free. Just go to their website or download the app, create a user account, and start using it. They do have ads between lessons, though.

[javankrona]

@Tobus ... thank you for the link. I’ve been using the Learn Gaelic website and “Speaking our Language” ... Duolingo is a nice add on for learning.