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Irish Gaelic: Letter Sounds

Terms

undefined, object
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á
"aw"
é
"ay"
í
"ee"
ó
"oh"
ú
"ooh"
a
"uh"
e
"eh"
i
"ih"
o
"ooh" with an open mouth
or
"aw"
u
like in English "book"
combination: at the front of a word
pronounce second vowel
combination: one of them is long
pronounce long vowel
combination: both long vowels
pronounce both
ái
"aw-ih"
éi
"ay-eh"
éo
"yo"
ío
"ee"
ói
"oh-ee"
úi
"ooh-ee"
"ee"
"aa"
ae
"ay"
ai
"aw"
ao
"ay"
or
"ooh"
au
"ow"
ea
"aw"
or
"ah"
ei
"eh"
eo
"oh"
or
"uh"
eu
"ay"
ia
"eeuh"
io
"ih"
iu
"ew"
oi
"uh-ee"
ua
"ooh-uh"
ui
"ih"
c
"k"
slender d
"j"
broad r
rolled r
slender s
"sh"
slender t
"ch"
the beginning of a verb conjugation ending (ais, ons, ez) is an “f”
pronounce the f as "h"

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