Learn Scottish Gaelic, an indigenous language of Scotland
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Agam vs Mo in Gaelic Grammar | Possession Made Simple + Learning Reflections
In this video, I explain possession in Scottish Gaelic, focusing on one of the most common learner questions:
when do you use agam and when do you use mo?
How to Say “Where Is…?” in Scottish Gaelic | Càite a bheil? (Easy Examples)
In this short Scottish Gaelic lesson, I explain how to ask “where is…?” using the common Gaelic question Càite a bheil? The video opens with my cat Pfoti, I ask a simple, real-life question: Càite a bheil Papa? (Where is Papa?)
From there, I give clear beginner-friendly examples showing how càite a bheil is used with people, places, and everyday situations. This lesson is ideal for A1 learners, beginners, or anyone wanting to hear natural Scottish Gaelic in context. ✔ clear pronunciation ✔ simple explanations ✔ real spoken examples ✔ calm pace for learners Perfect for learners of Scottish Gaelic who want practical phrases they can use straight away.
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Scottish Gaelic for Everyday Life: Weather Expressions and Sacred Texts
In this video, I explain how to talk about the weather in Scottish Gaelic, focusing on how to say “it’s snowing” (literally – there's snow), along with a few other useful weather expressions for everyday Gaelic.
Continue reading “Scottish Gaelic for Everyday Life: Weather Expressions and Sacred Texts”Website in Scottish Gaelic | Làrach-lìn & Introducing Tobar an Dualchais
In this video, I explain how to say “website” in Scottish Gaelic using the word làrach-lìn, including its meaning and pronunciation.
Continue reading “Website in Scottish Gaelic | Làrach-lìn & Introducing Tobar an Dualchais”Christmas in Paisley | Nativity Scene in Scottish Gaelic
Experience Christmas in Paisley through Scottish Gaelic.
In this short clip, I introduce a traditional Nativity scene using simple Gaelic phrases: An Naomh-Bhreith (the Nativity), Màiri agus Ìosa (Mary and Jesus), na trì rìghrean (the three kings and wise men if you prefer), and càmhal (a camel). I then introduce the Epiphany
Gaelic Budget Breakdown 2025 | How Scotland Allocates Money to Gaelic
How does the Scottish Government allocate its Scottish Gaelic budget?
In this video, I break down how the funding for Scottish Gaelic is divided across education, community projects, media etc. This includes support for Gaelic-medium education (GME), Bòrd na Gàidhlig, MG ALBA, community language plans, and initiatives designed to protect and grow the language.
St Andrew’s Day in Scottish Gaelic & Gaelic’s New Official Language Status
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Continue reading “St Andrew’s Day in Scottish Gaelic & Gaelic’s New Official Language Status”Scottish Gaelic Christmas Phrases – Learn Festive Gaelic
• “It’s Christmas” — ’S e Nollaig a th’ ann
• They are expensive” — Tha iad daor
• “It is cold and wet” — Tha e fuar agus fliuch
• “Santa Claus!” Bodach na Nollaig!
Scottish Gaelic Words for Thanksgiving | Learn Simple Gaelic Phrases for the Holiday
Learn a few beautiful Scottish Gaelic words and phrases for Thanksgiving.
In this short video, I introduce simple, friendly Gaelic expressions you can use during the holiday, including Là Taingealachd, Fàilte oirbh, and Là Taingealachd sona dhut as well as the Scottish Selkirk Grace.