Scottish Gaelic Skill:Travel 2 is the 64th skill on the Scottish Gaelic Duolingo course.
| Travel 2 | |
|---|---|
| Language | Scottish Gaelic |
| Skills | 120 |
| Skill No. | |
| Previous skill | Family 3 |
| Next skill | Seasons |
In the revised Duolingo format, Scottish Gaelic Skill:Travel 2 is taught in Section 3: Traveler
Grammar Notes[]
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Lessons[]
Share travel plans
- turas = trip
- ràinig = arrive / reach
- soidhne = sign
- gu luath = quickly
- ostail = hostel
- an ostail eagalach = the scary hostel
- gu slaodach = slowly
- ath = next
- an ath thuras = next time
- an latha roimhe = the other day
- an-ath-oidhche = tomorrow night
- an-ath-steachdain = next week
- an-ath-bhliadhna = next year
- aig an deireadh sheachdain = at the weekend
- out = a-mach
- thall = over
- thall thairis = abroad
- cead-siubhail = passport
- a-bhos = over here
- àrd-eaglais = cathedral
- chaidh = went
- Fhraing = France
- caisteal = castle
- chaisteal = castle (lenited)
- port-adhair = an airport
- glas = lock (verb)
- ghlas = locked (verb)
- deach = go
- an deach thu a-mach = did you go out
- an-uiridh = last year
- cairt-phuist = postcard
- bhuaithe = from him
- tagsaidh = taxi
- soidhne rathaid = road sign
- sgrìobhte = written
- le stràc = with an accent
- sig naoi uairean = at nine o’ clock
- Eilean Bhòid = the Isle of Bute
- bha sinn anns a’ Chuimrigh an-uiridh = we were in Wales last year
- chunnaic mi Seonaidh an latha roimhe = I saw Johnny the other day
- tha cead-siubhail aige = he has a passport
- cha do ràinig sinn an taigh aca = we didn’t reach their house
- bidh mi a’ fallbh an-ath-sheachdain = I will be leaving next week
- cha bhi mi Cho sgìth an-ath-thuras = I won’t be so tired next time
- carson a tha thu ag èigheachd air soidhne rathaid = why are you shouting at a road sign?
- carson a tha port-adhair air an tràigh = why is there an airport on the beach?