Gertrude Alice

The Scottish Gaelic for “my heart” is mo chridhe. The noun cridhe is masculine and softens its first letter after mo.

The English phrase “I miss you” is translated into Gaelic as Tha mi gad ionndrainn.

The usual way to say “I miss you” in Scottish Gaelic is Tha mi gad ionndrainn, literally “I am missing you”.

Hello, how are you in Irish is Dia duit, conas atá tú? The greeting Dia duit literally means “God to you”, and conas atá tú? asks how you are.

The English phrase animals is beathaichean in Gaelic. beathaichean is used to refer to animals.

The Scottish Gaelic word for “peace” is sìth. It is a feminine noun and covers both peace between people and a calm, quiet feeling.

The English phrase “good night” is translated into Gaelic as oidhche mhath.

The Gaelic word for knife is sgian. sgian is a noun used to describe a utensil or tool designed for cutting.

The phrase “hello and goodbye” in Gaelic is expressed by the farewell mar sin leat.

The Gaelic word for end is crìoch. It is used for something being finished, as in coming to an end. crìoch is the end of something.