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In Scottish Gaelic “my friend” is mo charaid. When you speak to the friend directly you say a charaid.

The English phrase beltane is translated into Gaelic as Bealltainn. Bealltainn is the name of the traditional Gaelic holiday.

The Gaelic word for snow is sneachda.

Grace in Gaelic, meaning elegance of movement or poise, is loinn.

The English phrase ‘god bless’ can be expressed in Gaelic as beannachd leat. This phrase is used to wish someone well or as a way to say goodbye.

The Scottish Gaelic word for “police” is poileas. It is a masculine noun, so with the article it is am poileas, “the police”.

To tell one person to sit in Scottish Gaelic you say Suidh, and Suidh sìos means “sit down”. To several people or politely you say Suidhibh.

The Gaelic phrase for “safe travels” is siubhal sàbhailte. You can use this phrase to wish someone a “bon voyage”.

The Gaelic word for ‘yes’ is seadh. seadh is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The Gaelic word for diamond is daoimean. daoimean is a noun used to refer to the diamond gemstone.