Caoga caoga - Learn Irish

Caoga caoga - Learn Irish

A fun Irish vocabulary game

8 ratings
12 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 15 Mar 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 28, 2018
  • January 31, 2019
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This game helps users of all ages learn Irish vocabulary through engaging word-image association. It offers bite-sized lessons across 24 topics with over 450 words, featuring native speaker pronunciations and four distinct game modes. It's a completely free, ad-free, and offline learning experience.

24 topics with 450+ words
Four word-image games
Native speaker pronunciation
Bite-sized lessons
Offline functionality
Ad-free experience
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What's New in Caoga caoga

0.1.2

January 31, 2019

Big update! -Improved results screen where problem words are displayed. -More listening exercises! -Data privacy settings.

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User reviews

Sound doesn’t work

I like this app. I want to love it. But, like others, I can’t get the sound to work which limits its functionality.

Not a logical learning platform.

It shows pictures of things and you have to guess the word and most of the pictures are open for interpretation. Like the one pic is of a turkey sub. IF, that is IF you guess the correct word is it “ a sandwich “? a hero sub? A turkey sub? And that’s just one example. And if you guess the right word for it, it dosnt tell you what the actual picture is of. You should be taught the words before having to guess at a picture that you can call many different names.
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Okay

Pretty good. this app has a lot of potential.
The one major problem is that you only have a certain amount of mistakes you can make and it gives you listening exercises but it won’t play the audio so you just have to guess.

Misleading

This doesn’t teach you Irish, it just tests you in your knowledge, I find the title very misleading and the app is not friendly for new users

A great app but...

It’s great when it works. I seem to have real problems with the sound! Used it through the Bluetooth in the car and now no sound

FAQ

What is Caoga caoga?

Caoga caoga is a fun and intuitive game designed to help users of all ages learn Irish vocabulary. It uses word-image association across various topics and includes pronunciation from native speakers.

How many words and topics are available in Caoga caoga?

The game features 24 distinct topics, covering over 450 words. These are suitable for A1/A2 and B1 CEFR language learners.

What learning methods does Caoga caoga use?

Caoga caoga employs four engaging word-image games: Fifty-Fifty, Multiple Choice, Matching, and Spelling. It also incorporates listening and writing exercises with descriptive illustrations.

Does Caoga caoga offer pronunciation guidance?

Yes, the game includes pronunciation recordings from native speakers in three Irish dialects: Connacht, Munster, and Ulster, aiding in accurate language acquisition.

Can I use Caoga caoga offline?

Absolutely. Caoga caoga is designed to work completely offline, allowing you to learn Irish vocabulary anytime, anywhere, without needing an internet connection.

Does Caoga caoga have ads?

No, Caoga caoga is 100% free and contains no advertisements. You can enjoy an uninterrupted learning experience.

What devices does Caoga caoga support?

Caoga caoga is available for iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad. It was last updated on January 31, 2019, with version 0.1.2.

What is the age rating for Caoga caoga?

Caoga caoga has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for learners of all ages, from children to adults, who wish to expand their Irish vocabulary.