How to Say “Burger” in Gaelic

burger
The Gaelic word for burger is burger.
burger is used to refer to a hamburger.
Meaning: informal: hamburger (noun)

Did you know?

  • If you use the traditionalist spelling burgair, the word looks much more like the Gaelic word for 'burglar', which is burgair.
  • Even though 'burger' is an English loanword, it is often treated as a masculine noun in Gaelic sentence structures.
  • While burger is common, some traditionalists prefer burgair to align the spelling with Gaelic phonetic rules.

Examples in context

  • Feumaidh mi burgair a cheannach.
    I must buy a burger.
  • Burger le cáis.
    A burger with cheese.
  • An bhfuil burger agat?
    Do you have a burger?
  • Ba mhaith leam burger.
    I would like a burger.

Example conversation

Callum and Mairead are at a fast food restaurant.

  1. Callum

    Dè an dèadh a tha thu a cheannach, Mairead?
    What are you buying, Mairead?
  2. Mairead

    Tha mi ag iarraidh burger leis an fhrìgas.
    I want a burger with fries.
  3. Callum

    Tha mi ag iarraidh burger cuideachd.
    I want a burger too.
  4. Mairead

    Math, tòisich air an òrder.
    Good, start the order.
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