Learn Gaelic

Like that old and great hitof Europe, it’s the final countdown. Let’s start:

Ten… a deich (ah jay)

Nine… a naoi (ah nay)

Eight… a hocht (ah ocked)

Seven… a seacht (ah shocked)

Six… a sé (ah shay)

Five… a cúig (ah coo-ig)

Four… a ceathair (ah cah-her)

Three… a trí (ah tyree)

Two…a dó (ah doe)

One… a haon (ah hayne)

Bye! Good luck

Today we are going to learn how are the month in gaelic. Don’t be afraid, is easier than it looks

* January : Eanáir (Anne-are)

* February : Feabhra (Fee-ow-ra)

* March : Márta (Mar-taa)

* April : Aibrean (Ab-ron)

* May : Bealtaine (Be-al-tan-a)

* June : Meitheamh (Meh-hiv)

* July : Iúil (Uwl)

* August: Lúnasa (Lou-na-sa)

* September: Méan Fómhair(Me-anne For)

* October: Deireadh Fómhair(Ger-a for)

* November: Samhain(Sow-anne)

* December: Nollaig (Null-ag)

Continue with me, there is a lot to learn still

In the country of the rainbow, the color names MUST be cool

Dubh = Black
[Dove]

Bán = White
[Bawn]

Dearg = Red
[Jar-ag]

Gorm = Blue
[Gurr-um]

Glas = Green
[Gloss]

Oráiste = Orange
[Or-osh-ta]

Buí = Yellow
[B-wee]

Liath = Grey
[Lee-ahh]

Donn =Brown
[Done]

Bán dearg = Pink
[Bawn Jar-ag]

With you… the Days of the Week:

* Monday: Luain (Lou-an)
* Tuesday: Máirt (March)
* Wednesday: Ceadaoin (Kay-dean)
* Thursday: Déardaoin: (Jair-dean)
* Friday: Aoine (Eee-na)
* Saturday: Sathairn (Sah-harn)
* Sunday: Domhnaigh ([Doh-nee)

I’ve heart rumors of another day, for obligated rest, but are only rumors

What a better way to start this blog, than greeting you in Gaelic:

Dia Duit = Hello
[Gee-a Guitch]

Slán = Bye
[Slawn]

Dia Duit ar Maidin = Good Morning
[Gee-a Guitch air mod-jen]

Tráthnóna Maith = Good Evening
[Trah-no-na my]

Oíche Maith = Good Night
[Ee-ha my]

Tóg go bog é = Take it easy
[Toe-g gu bow-g aa]

Conas atá tú? = How’re you?
[Cun-ass a-taw too]

Tá mé go maith = I’m fine
[Taw may gu my]

Agus tú feín? = And yourself?
[Aw-gus too fane]

Fáilte = Welcome
[Fall-tcha]

Aon scéal agat? = Any gossip?
[A-in shcale a-gut]

Le do thoil = Please
[Leh duh hell]

Go raibh maith agat = Thank you
[Guh row my a-gut]

Níl a Bhuíochas ort = You’re welcome
[Kneel a b-wee-a-cus urt]

Let’s do the voyage together…