Irish (Gaeilge)

Irish is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 1.2M people across 2 regions.

Script

Language tag

ga-Latn

Speakers

1.2M

Status

Living

Sample text

daoine

De Bhrí gurb é aithint dínte dúchais agus

De Bhrí gur thionscain a neamhaird agus an mí-mheas ar chearta

Alphabet (46)

Auxiliary characters (36)

Combining marks (1)

Numbers (15)

-U+002D ,U+002C .U+002E %U+0025 +U+002B 0U+0030 1U+0031 2U+0032 3U+0033 4U+0034 5U+0035 6U+0036 7U+0037 8U+0038 9U+0039

Punctuation (25)

-U+002D –U+2013 —U+2014 ,U+002C ;U+003B :U+003A !U+0021 ?U+003F .U+002E …U+2026 'U+0027 ‘U+2018 ’U+2019 "U+0022 “U+201C ”U+201D (U+0028 )U+0029 [U+005B ]U+005D @U+0040 *U+002A /U+002F &U+0026 #U+0023

Unicode blocks used

C0 Controls and Basic Latin (Basic Latin)C1 Controls and Latin-1 Supplement (Latin-1 Supplement)Latin Extended-A Combining Diacritical Marks Latin Extended Additional General Punctuation

Where it's spoken

United Kingdom, Ireland

Other languages written in Latin

English Spanish French Portuguese Swahili Indonesian German Javanese Vietnamese Turkish Italian Filipino Southern Min Chinese (Latin)Hakka Chinese (Latin)Nigerian Pidgin Polish Hausa Oromo Sudanese Arabic Sundanese Dutch Yoruba Igbo Uzbek