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About
Learn to tell time in Scottish Gaelic with this interactive app. Practice listening and reading various times with over 800 sound files and structured activities. Includes stopwatch and test modes to track your progress.
What's New in Air a' Chloc
1.2
February 26, 2019
Small change to caption / audio for times that are either 20 to the hour or 20 past the hour.
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FAQ
How does Air a' Chloc help me learn Scottish Gaelic time?
Air a' Chloc offers interactive practice for listening to and reading time in Scottish Gaelic. It features over 800 sound files and activities structured by time intervals to help build your skills.
What practice modes are available in Air a' Chloc?
Air a' Chloc includes a stopwatch practice mode for timed sprints (30, 45, & 60 seconds) and a test mode to assess your overall progress in telling time.
Is Air a' Chloc suitable for younger learners?
Yes, Air a' Chloc is suitable for younger learners as it includes annotated clocks to help them understand how to read a clock face.
What devices can I use Air a' Chloc on?
Air a' Chloc is currently supported on iPads, allowing for a focused learning experience on a larger screen.
How often is Air a' Chloc updated?
The latest version of Air a' Chloc is 1.2, which was last updated on February 26, 2019. This indicates a history of development and potential for future updates.
What is the age rating for Air a' Chloc?
Air a' Chloc has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for young children and beginners learning Scottish Gaelic time.
Does Air a' Chloc have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Air a' Chloc contains advertisements. However, it is listed as free with no in-app purchases.
What is the user feedback on Air a' Chloc?
Air a' Chloc has received a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from one review, suggesting a very positive initial user experience.




