I’m in a good mood again. One of my few new years resolutions is to learn Scots Gaelic in 2016. I moved to the Highlands just over a year ago and I’ve always wanted to learn the language. I’ve known one phrase for a while…
“Fáilte Sam Smalaidh, Ciamar a tha thu?” – “Welcome Fireman Sam, How are you?”
I know, quite specific. But it was the first full phrase I learned and for some reason it’s stuck in my head ever since. This year though I want to learn the language properly and by the end of the year I want to be able to construct a full conversation with someone. Whether it happens or not we’ll see.
Anyway I just posted on twitter saying I only know one phrase (Ciamar a tha thu?) and straight away someone replied and said “here’s your second, Tha gu math – I’m well”.
I know it’s not much but just the fact someone was so quick to help is a rather touching thing!
Oh wow Scots Gaelic is so similar but also quite different to Irish Gaelic :’)
Good luck learning!
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Oh yes. I’ve just sat and read through some basic words and found there’s potentially 5 different ways of writing the word “Gaelic”. Becoming fluent might take some time!
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Oh wow xD I dont know any scots gaelic , didnt think there would be more than one way of saying ‘gaelic’ 😂 I just know some irish gaelic
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I may have read it wrong. That probably includes Irish and Manx as well. I’ve never been great at reading things properly!
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Ahh okie ^-^
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