Là Fhèill Pàdraig

In Scottish Gaelic, "Yesterday was St. Patrick's Day" translates to bha e Là Fhèill Pàdraig an-dè

"Bha e" (It was)
"Là Fhèill Pàdraig" (St. Patrick's Day)
"an-dè" (yesterday)

To say "Yesterday was St. Patrick's Day" in Scottish Gaelic, pronounced as:

Bha e – sounds like "vaa e"
Là Fhèill – "Lah Ayle"
Pàdraig – "PAW-drig"
an-dè – "ahn-jay"

In Scottish Gaelic, "I am listening to the radio" can be translated as "Tha mi ag èisteachd ris a’ radio." This phrase combines "Tha mi" (I am) with "ag èisteachd" (listening) and "ris a’ radio" (to the radio), capturing the action of listening to the radio.

The other phrases you should know already.