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Òrain Nollaig - II

The colour coding system is especially helpful for getting to grips with new sentence structures, and you can switch between a literal translation and the understood meaning . There are also helpful grammar notes!

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@ayeforscotland @deadkings-x I figure you guys might know, or know someone else who might? Thank! :D

Yeah, I’m coming on Duolingo with my mostly forgotten childhood Welsh and it’s correcting me for some things I’m pretty sure I’m right on… just not the way it thinks I should say them… Of course I could be wrong…

Mairean nan cuiread ~ Tannas

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If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God - who gives generously to all without finding fault - and it will be given to you.

Do you ever get confused with “an”, “an t-” + “a’” in Gaelic? Don’t worry! Here’s something which will help.

Good news guys, there’s only 10 irregular verbs in Scottish Gaelic. That’s way fewer than in, for example, French. Save the chart, memorize, boom - no conjugation confusion!