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Month: February 2024

Tha e na chadal…

In Scottish Gaelic, "yesterday" is **an-dè** and "today" is **an-diugh**. Here's a rough pronunciation guide:

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Tha e ag ithe…

You should now know most of the phrases in this clip.

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Chan eil mi ag an taigh….

In Scottish Gaelic, to say "I am not at home," you can say "Chan eil mi aig an taigh." This phrase directly translates to "I am not at the house/home."

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