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Uisge – Water

Uisge – Water

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beòir

beòir

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Uisage (water)

Uisge“ishke”Water
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Tri (trey)

Tri is Scottish Gaelic for three. The pronunciation is trey.

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Horses

capaill
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Cuan-Ocean

oceancuan
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Ciamar a tha sibh?

How Are You?

Phrase: Ciamar a tha sibh?
Pronunciation: Kimmer a ha shiv?Ciamar a tha sibh (“sibh” meaning “you”) is a typical way to greet someone in Gaelic. After a madainn mhath or feasgar math, this phrase is used to ask how someone is doing.

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share behe

You’re Welcome

Phrase: ‘s e ur beatha
Pronunciation: share behe

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 Slàinte!

 Slàinte!

“slancha”

Cheers!

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Ciamar a tha sibh?

How Are You?
Phrase: Ciamar a tha sibh?
Pronunciation: Kimmer a ha shiv?
Ciamar a tha sibh (“sibh” meaning “you”) is a typical way to greet someone in Gaelic. After a madainn mhath or feasgar math, this phrase is used to ask how someone is doing.

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