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Welcome to Gaelic Word a Day!
Interest in Scottish Gaelic is on the rise. As always, it’s a question of time to learn. Check in at Scottish Gaelic: Word a Day, to learn a little at a time.
I am using sources and pronunciations culled from all over the internet, my own collection of Gaelic courses and dictionaries, and a collection of CD’s in Gaelic. Disclaimer: I am a learner myself. Although I double-and triple-check, and use a wide variety of resources online and off, I may make grammatical errors on occasion. I do this for fun and motivation in my own learning.
If you’re new to the site, start from the first lesson and work your way through. Or just click on the latest to keep going. I am always looking for ways to improve the site and more links to share, so please leave a comment if you have suggestions.
- Lesson One: I am
- Lesson Two: Tha e, tha i, adjectives
- Lesson Three: I want…
- Lesson Four: I want with adjectives
- Lesson Five: I see…
- Lesson Six: I eat…
- Lesson Seven: I like…
- Lesson Eight: Where are you going?
- Lesson Nine: I am going…
- Lesson Ten: I am going to the…
- Lesson Eleven: I am going to the…with pronoun review
- Lesson Twelve: I walk
- Lesson Thirteen: Proverb Little Holes, Big Ships
- Lesson Fourteen: I drive
- Lesson Fifteen: Using WAS to review
- Lesson Sixteen: Cat, Dog, Cow, Duck, Bird
- Lesson Seventeen: No Title (don’t ask me why)
- Lesson Eighteen: I have…
- Lesson Nineteen: Can You Say Amalgamated Pronouns (aig)
- Lesson Twenty: The Fun Never Ends with Amalgamated Pronouns (aig)
- Lesson Twenty-One: Aig with New Vocabulary: Clothing
- Lesson Twenty-Two: More Nouns to Go with What You’ve Learned
- Lesson Twenty-Three: Going to School Today?
- Lesson Twenty-Four: Going to…with lenition
- Lesson Twenty-Five: Leniting with F
- Lesson Twenty-Six: Dhan: More Lenition with G and M
- Lesson Twenty-Seven: Last Post on Dhan + Lenition
- Lesson Twenty-Eight: Ann am/ Ann an in a
- Lesson Twenty-Nine: More ann am (in a)
- Lesson Thirty: Ann am with More Vocabulary
- Lesson Thirty-One: Ann am with New Nouns and a New Verb
- Lesson Thirty-Two: Last Ann An (in a)
- Lesson Thirty-Three: Anns an (in the)
- Lesson Thirty-Four: For the Very Tired Among Us…
- Lesson Thirty-Five: Old and New Verbs with New Nouns
- Lesson Thirty-Six: Leniting F with Anns An
- Lesson Thirty-Seven: Because You Can Never Have Too Much Lenition!
- Lesson Thirty-Eight: Leniting B, C, G, M, and P with a’
- Lesson Thirty-Nine: Are We Tired of Sleeping Yet?
- Lesson Forty: Not to be Negative, but Let’s…
- Lesson Forty-One: What Don’t You Like?
- Lesson Forty-Two: Greetings
- Lesson Forty-Three: Greetings 2
- Lesson Forty-Four: What is Your Name?
- Lesson Forty-Five: What is the Name of…?
- Lesson Forty-Six: What is this Called?
- Lesson Forty-Seven: Where are You From?
- Lesson Forty-Eight: Pleased to Meet You
- Lesson Forty-Nine: Continuing with Easy but Useful Phrases
- Lesson Fifty: Farewells
- Lesson Fifty-One: What are You Doing Today?
- Lesson Fifty-Two: Things You Might Be Doing Today
- Lesson Fifty-Three: Busy Days for All
- Lesson Fifty-Four: Questions, Questions
- Lesson Fifty-Five: Vowel Verbs Take AG
- Lesson Fifty-Six: Eight Days a Week
- Lesson Ffity-Seven: Counting
- Lesson Fifty-Eight: How Many?
- Lesson Fifty-Nine: The Intricacies of Da
- Lesson Sixty: Plurals with Three or More
- Lesson Sixty-One: Counting with Two Methods of Plurals
- Lesson Sixty-Two:Plurals and More Plurals
- Lesson Sixty-Three: Third Method of Creating Plurals
- Lesson Sixty-Four: Making Plurals Rule #4
- Lesson Sixty-Five:Old MacDonald’s Plurals E I E I O
- Lesson Sixty-Six: Multiple Methods of Plurals Lucky 7
- Lesson Sixty-Seven: Method 8 for Plurals, -tean for -e
- Lesson Sixty-Eight: Always Gotta Be One
- Lesson Sixty-Nine: Nouns with Teens (Teens with Nouns?)
- Lesson Seventy: The Roaring Twenties
- Lesson Seventy-One: Twenties and Beyond
- Lesson Seventy-Two: Air Mo Bheulaibh
- Lesson Seventy-Three: Got your Goat?
- Lesson Seventy-Four: What do You Prefer?
- Lesson Seventy-Five: Cò as fheàrr leat?
- Lesson Seventy-Six: Cò as fheàrr leat 2
- Lesson Seventy-Seven: I prefer
- Lesson Seventy-Eight: A Few More Preferences
- Lesson Seventy-Nine: He Prefers, She Prefers
- Lesson Eighty: What They All Prefer!
- Lesson Eighty-One: Talking ‘Bout the Weather
- Lesson Eighty-Two: Cold and Windy
- Lesson Eighty-Three: Sunny? Cool!
- Lesson Eighty-Four: More of the Weather Report
- Lesson Eighty-Five: Wet and Gloomy Yesterday
- Lesson Eighty-Six: Weather, You Like it or Not
- Lesson Eighty-Seven: A Proverb–Three Things
- Lesson Eighty-Eight: Hope!
- Lesson Eighty-Nine: Hope for the Present
- Lesson Ninety: Negative Hope for the Present?
- Lesson Ninety-One: Past Hopes
- Lesson Ninety-Two: Hope for the Future
- Lesson Ninety-Three: Oran (Song)
- Lesson Ninety-Four: The Four Seasons
- Lesson Ninety-Five: Beautiful Spring
- Lesson Ninety-Six: Physical Characteristics
- Lesson Ninety-Seven: Fat or Thin, Clean or Dirty?
- Lesson Ninety-Eight: Strong or Weak?
- Lesson Ninety-Nine: One…or Many Directions
- Lesson ONE HUNDRED: Adding to Directions
- Where is Waldo MacWaldo?
- More Places He Might Be
- Anything, Anyone
Hey, thanks for stopping by and subscribing to my blog, welcome along!
This blog is very informative and I have had a look at your work. I have also added you on FB and tagged your books. Good to meet you and good luck!
Saffina
Hi, Saffina! Thank you! It’s good to meet you, too!
Is it an option to make it suited for an android telephone. Combined with a head-phone so I can listen while I am working. Not specific learning, but contiues talking and translations betweedn Schots Gàidhlig and English (or Dutch if available).
Hi, Jako, I don’t think I can record things on here. My accent would likely not be one you’d want to learn from as I am not a native Gaelic speaker.
I have got to say that i am really enjoying your gaelic word of the day. I am a wife, mother of three, full time online university student and i work full time. I still have enough time to learn this beautiful language. Its all thanks to you taking the time to put this together. My ancestors are scottish, and im a student of history so i really can’t help myself. Lol please keep doing what you do.
With great heaping amounts of admiration. Lol 🙂
Milyssa N.
Many thanks, Milyssa! It’s encouraging to know people are enjoying it! I’m merely a student myself but I find it’s an encouragement to me to keep studying, by posting here.