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Month: November 2020

Learning Scottish Gaelic Lesson 21

De tha sibh ag iarraidh?

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 20

cha toil leam – I don´t like
Is or ´S toil leam – I like

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 19

Sunday: Là na Sàbainn (Sabbath) or Dòmhnach

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Learn Scottish Gaelic – Lesson 18

Dè n´ t-ainm a tha ort? – what is your name?

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Learn Scottish Gaelic – Lesson 17

Càit´ a bheil thu a´ dol? where are you going?

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 16

Lenition : there are a few particular things to keep in mind. Consonants which always lenite are b, c, f, g, m and p, however the consonants d, t and s don’t usually lenite if the word before them ends in an n, and words beginning with sg, sm, sp and st never lenite.

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 15

Cèad Míle Fàilte – one hundred thousand welcomes

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 14

Tha – yes

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 13

Tha mi, tha thu, e, i, sinn, sibh, iad

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