• The "intelligent" software feature remembers words you get wrong and targets your weak points

• Extensive basic vocabulary from first words, food, colors, phrases, parts of the body and numbers, to telling time, shopping and countries

• Each of the target languages for Talk Now! has help available in an additional 102 languages ¿ simply choose the flag of your native country in the beginning of the program & EuroTalk¿s Talk Now! Program will provide instruction in your native language

• Each topic contains listening practice, an easy game, a hard game, a printable dictionary as well as the opportunity to record your voice and hear how you sound in comparison to the two native speakers who tutor the user throughout the Talk Now! course

• Each question that is answered correctly increases the user's score - get an answer wrong and points will be lost. There are 1800 points in total to gain from the disc. A full score earns the user a 'Gold Award'

Once mastered, then you will have the basic tools to go on to the more difficult Irish Instruction.

It is presented in an enjoyable, Game type formate that makes it easy and fun to learn.

6 of 10 found the following review helpful:


In Muster dialect!  Mar 13, 2004 By pietro merletti "pietromerletti@ireland.com"
Well, I didn't expect that the less used variant of Irish and less spoken was used for a popular game, aimed for the absolute beginner.
Muster dialect has peculiarities, most of it are in grammar, so that it won't be useful even for those that want take a grasp in Muster dialect.
An Ulster or Connaught speaker would have a fairly low point in some games.
No explication about lenitions.
Which is the use of a game that teaches you only to tell correctly the time in Munster dialect? Perhaps to have a job at the local radio station...

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In Muster dialect!  Mar 13, 2004 By pietro merletti "pietromerletti@ireland.com"
Well, I didn't expect that the less used variant of Irish and less spoken was used for a popular game, aimed for the absolute beginner.
Muster dialect has peculiarities, most of it are in grammar, so that it won't be useful even for those that want take a grasp in Muster dialect.
An Ulster or Connaught speaker would have a fairly low point in some games.
No explication about lenitions.
Which is the use of a game that teaches you correctly only to tell the time in Munster dialect? Perhaps to have a job at the local radio station...