How to Say “Bye” in Gaelic
In Gaelic, bye is said as slán.
The Gaelic phrase for “god be with you” is Dia leat. This phrase is used as a way to say goodbye to someone.
The English phrase “my name is” can be expressed in Gaelic as Is mise. This phrase is used as a way to identify oneself.
The English word “wolf” is translated into Gaelic as madadh-allaidh. The word is used to refer to the animal, a wolf.
The English word ‘road’ is translated into Gaelic as rathad or slighe.
The Gaelic word for ‘stay’ is fan. The word is a verb meaning to remain in a particular place.
The English phrase “Ireland” is translated into Gaelic as Éire.
To say “good afternoon” in Scottish Gaelic you say Feasgar math. The same greeting is used for the early evening. Use it from about midday on.
The Gaelic word for writing is sgrìobhadh. sgrìobhadh is a noun used to describe the process of representing a language.
A common way to say “sweetheart” to someone in Scottish Gaelic is a ghràidh. A ghaoil and m’ eudail are also loving.