Learn Irish from real videos
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If you're learning Irish, you can watch it on Reelang: vlogs, podcasts, street interviews, and other real videos from fluent speakers. It's a way to hear how Irish actually sounds in use, the way people speak it today, and pick up vocabulary in context.
Irish is our first Celtic language, and it comes by popular demand. We care about serving languages the big platforms skip. Esperanto was the first step, and Irish is the next one. Bringing a language in means two things: finding channels that make real videos in it, and finding transcription that gets the language right. For Irish, both take some searching, and that search is part of the work.
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