Scottish Gaelic Skill:Homework is the 92nd skill on the Scottish Gaelic Duolingo course. In the revised Duolingo format, Scottish Gaelic Skill:Homework is taught in Section 3: Traveler
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Lessons[]
Describe schoolwork
- an aibidil = the alphabet
- brùth air = press (verb)
- ceann-latha = date (noun)
- cearcall = circle
- ceàrnag = square
- ceart-cheàrnag = rectangle
- a’ cheàrnag mhòr = the big square
- ceist = question
- ceistean = questions
- ceist a trì = question 3
- ceudameatair = centimeter
- ceudameatairean = centimeters
- cha do chòrd = didn’t enjoy
- cheàrr = wrong
- cheart = right
- cha cleachd = will not use
- cleachdaidh = will use
- cuimhnich = remember
- chuimhnich = remembered
- cuir crìoch air = finish (verb)
- na cuir = don’t put
- cuir-ris = plus
- cuspair = subject
- de = of
- dealbh = picture/photograph
- deuchainn = exam / test (noun)
- an diofar = the dfference
- nas duilghe = more difficult
- eisimpleir = example
- nas fhasa = easier
- freagairt = answer
- freagairtean = answers
- nas giorra = shorter
- gràmar = grammar
- litir mhòr = capital letter
- litirean = letters
- lorg = find
- meadhan = middle
- mearachdan = mistakes
- mura = if / unless
- anns a’ mheadhan = in the middle
- an obair = the work
- paidhir = pair
- pàiste = child
- paragraf = paragraph
- pharagraf = paragraph (lenited)
- peansail = pencil
- a’ phuing-stad = the full stop / the period
- seantans = sentence
- sgeulachd agad = your story
- sgoil-àraich = nursery
- suathan = eraser
- tagh = choose
- taobh = side
- taobhan = sides
- thog = picked up
- thoir air falbh = minus
- an toiseach = the beginning
- tomhais = measure
- triantan = triangle
- freagairt cheart = right answer
- brùth air an fhear = press that one
- brùth air a’ phutan = press the button
- tomhais an càr dearg = measure the red car
- tha an obair doirbh = the work is difficult
- bidh e nas fhasa a-nis = it will be easier now
- dè cho àrd ‘s a tha e? Trì meatairean =
- an do sgrìobh thu an ceann-latha = did you write the date
- a bheil eisimpleir agad = do you have an example
- tagh cuspair = choose a subject
- lorg an diofar = find the difference
- tha ochd litrichean deug anns an aibidil = there are eighteen letters in the alphabet
- tha ceist a trì nas duilghe = question three is more difficult
- a bheil paidhir agad = do you have a pair
- thog mi dà chairt = I picked up two cards
- tha paidhir agam = I have a pair
- peansail agus suathan = a pencil and an eraser
- tha aon taobh air cearcall = a circle has one side
- cuir sin anns a’ mheadhan = put that in the middle
- suidh anns a’ chearcall = sit in the circle
- tha a’ chiad pharagraf ro fhada = the first paragraph is longer
- an dàrna paragraf = the second paragraph
- triantan mòr agus triantan beag = a big triangle and a little triangle
- trì cuir ris dhà = three plus two
- trì cuir ris trì. Tha sin a dèanamh sia = three plus three. That makes six
- deuchainn Ghàidhlig = a Gaelic exam
- tha an aibidil Ghàidhlig nas giorra = the Gaelic alphabet is shorter
- cha robh an obair cheart aige = he did not have the right work
- sgrìobh an ceann-latha = write the date
- dealbh de chù = a picture of a dog
- ceistean agus freagairtean = questions and answers
- tha gràmar furasta gu leòr = grammar is easy enough
- tha am pàiste trang ag obair = the child is busy working
- sgrìobhaidh mi seantans fada = I will write a long sentence
- freagairt cheàrr = a wrong answer