Published by Moonswing
1. Aimsir (pronounced 'am-sher', the Irish word for 'weather') uses data from OpenWeatherMap to give accurate and detailed current and five day forecasts for your present location.
2. Aimsir is a weather app that gives detailed spoken and written forecasts in the Irish language.
3. On the "Timpeall an Domhain" (Around the World) screen, you can click on any location on the planet and the current weather will be displayed - in Irish.
4. In addition to providing weather information, the aim of the app is to present the user with as wide range of much Irish language vocabulary as possible.
5. Aimsir includes a detailed glossary section where all of the words and phrases used are spoken in Irish and also translated into English.
6. With audio added, you can hear the current forecast for your location and all of the Glossary phrases in beautiful spoken Irish.
7. The "Tíortha an Domhain" (Countries of the World) screen lists the name of each country - and its capital city - in the Irish Language.
8. There are also useful tools that allow you select numbers and dates and hear them spoken - as well as seeing them written - in Irish.
9. Selecting a particular country will display it on a map and also show the present weather conditions in the capital city.
10. Aimsir's forecasts also provide information on wind strength and direction, atmospheric pressure, cloud cover and humidity.
11. It lets you know what the weather's going to be like where you are, and also shows you what the weather's like right now in any part of the world.
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| App | Download | Rating | Maker |
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Can I download Aimsir for free?
Yes! You can Download Aimsir - The Weather in Irish from official sites for free using our site.
Can I use Aimsir on PC?
It is easy to use the Aimsir - The Weather in Irish app on PC and it works on Windows and MAC. A free tutorial is available to help you get started.
