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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 11

ciamar a tha sibh (thu), tapadh leibh (leat), Is mise, glè mhath, gu math, tha mi duilich

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 10

Firstly, sorry for the poor editing here, there are some long gaps (only a few seconds)

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 9

Càit a bheil mi? Where am I?

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 8

càit(e)? – where

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 7

Nollaig mhath – merry Christmas
Làidair – strong
Lag – weak
Reamhar (notice the silent mh in the middle)
a´chumail – keeping notice the lenition a´dhol etc as well

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 6

a bheil Gaelic agad? do you speak Gaelic (lit. Do you have Gaelic)
ann an Aimeireaga a Tuath in (the) North America
a bheil e fuar ann an Alba? Is it cold in Scotland?

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 5

Lenition: 9 consonants lenite. These are b, c, d, f, g, m, p, s and t

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 4

Chan eil – negative
Ann – means "in" and also "in itself" at the end of a sentence
baile – pronounced "bala" village or town, bhaile (lenited word) changing the pronunciation to "v" becomes "vala"

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 3

mòr
beag

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Learn Scottish Gaelic Lesson 2

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