How do you write in Irish?

- Gaeilge:

- Use the letters é, á, í, ó, ú, and ao.

- Use the "síneadh fada" (fada) over vowel letters to indicate a long sound.

- Use the "sliocht síneadh fada" (sliocht fada) over the letter s to indicate the sound "sh."

- Use the letter h to indicate a silent "h."

- Use the letter ll to indicate the "ll" sound.

- English Equivalents:

- é = eh

- á = aw

- í = ee

- ó = oh

- ú = oo

- ao = ow

- fada (over vowel) = long vowel sound

- sliocht fada (over s) = sh

- h (silent) = h

- ll =

- Examples of Irish words:

- é = the

- á = at

- í = in

- ó = from

- ú = to

- ao = or

- fada (over vowel) = long vowel sound

- sliocht fada (over s) = sh

- h (silent) = h

- ll =