LearnGaelic and SpeakGaelic Alternative
LearnGaelic.scot and SpeakGaelic are excellent free resources from BBC Alba and MG ALBA. They are reference and video, not daily practice apps. blas. is the alternative that turns Gàidhlig study into tracked daily reps with mutation drilling and spaced repetition.
Start learning GàidhligLearnGaelic and SpeakGaelic are excellent free resources. These are the places where blas. does something different.
Progression tracking
Every word, rule, and lesson tracked so the course can know what to show next.
Systematic mutation drilling
Lenition practice drills the triggers explained, repeated until reflex rather than once in a lesson.
FSRS-5 spaced repetition
Items learners find hard can come back sooner. Items they master fade out. Reference sites cannot do this.
Use both
blas. is your daily-practice app. LearnGaelic.scot is the dictionary and grammar reference to keep open beside it.
LearnGaelic and SpeakGaelic are world-class for what they are. blas. is what fills the daily-practice gap they don't try to fill.
Drilled across nouns, verbs, and adjectives with the triggers explained, not memorised case by case.
Nominative, genitive, vocative, and dative drilled with the patterns that actually cause learners to stall.
Gàidhlig text is sourced or curated, never AI-generated. The Gàidhlig itself is real.
The course uses the same curriculum structure, drill types, and reading model as Irish and Welsh.
The Gàidhlig course is live in the blas. app for iOS and Android. Free to start.
Start learning GàidhligLearnGaelic is a reference library more than a structured course. blas. gives you a graded path from A1 onward.
No. blas. focuses on lessons, drills, and reading. LearnGaelic's faclair is still the better dictionary lookup.
No. blas. is an independent app. Content is cross-verified against multiple sources including those institutions.