Irish language, alphabet and pronunciation - Omniglot
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Names of The LanguageRelationship to Other LanguagesDialectsThe Official StandardDecline and RevivalOrigin of Writing in IrelandThe Ogham AlphabetGaelic ScriptModern Irish AlphabetIrish PronunciationNotes1. Consonants are broad when preceded and/or followed by a, o or u, and slender when preceded and/or followed by e or i. 2. Lenition (séimhiú) is a change in soundthat occurs to the beginning of words caused by a preceding word,such as a preposition. Lenition is indicated by adding an h a…See more on omniglot.comExplore further Notes1. Consonants are broad when preceded and/or followed by a, o or u, and slender when preceded and/or followed by e or i. 2. Lenition (séimhiú) is a change in soundthat occurs to the beginning of words caused by a preceding word,such as a preposition. Lenition is indicated by adding an h a…
Notes1. Consonants are broad when preceded and/or followed by a, o or u, and slender when preceded and/or followed by e or i. 2. Lenition (séimhiú) is a change in soundthat occurs to the beginning of words caused by a preceding word,such as a preposition. Lenition is indicated by adding an h a…
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