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Learn Basic Gaelic Phrases Easily with Inverness Royal Academy

Discover essential Gaelic phrases through recordings made by students at Inverness Royal Academy. This resource provides an engaging way to learn useful expressions that you can use in everyday conversation. From greetings like "Good morning" to asking "What is your name?", you’ll find phrases that can enhance your communication skills in Gaelic. Listen to the tracks, practice, and impress Gaelic speakers during your next encounter. Start your journey into the Gaelic language today!

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Learn Basic Gaelic Phrases Easily with Inverness Royal Academy

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  1. IONNSAICH BEAGAN GÀIDHLIG LEARN SOME BASIC GAELIC Here are some basic Gaelic phrases that everyone can learn and use. Some of the students who are learning Gaelic at Inverness Royal Academy have made recordings of these phrases to help you. Listen to the tracks and learn some useful Gaelic in a few minutes. The next time you see someone who speaks Gaelic try out some of these phrases. RoinnnaGàidhlig/Gaelic Department AcadamaidhRìoghailInbhir Nis/Inverness Royal Academy

  2. Dè an t-ainm a th’ort? What is your name? Is mise…. My name is ….

  3. Learn some basic Gaelic phrases. • Madainnmhath. Good morning. • Feasgar math. Good afternoon. • Latha math. Good day. • Oidhchemhath. Goodnight

  4. Ciamar a thathu? How are you? Thagu math tapadhleat. I am well thank you. Ceartguleòr. OK

  5. Cait a bheilthu a’ fuireach? Where do you live? • Tha mi a’ fuireachann an Inbhir. Nis. Tha mi a’ fuireach an Inbhir Nis.

  6. A bheilGàidhligagad? Do you speak Gaelic? • Thabeagan. Yes, a little.

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