Title: LinguaCommons / Endangered / Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) (from English)

Front: Halò
Back: Hello
Example: Halò!
ExampleTranslation: Hello!
Category: Greetings

Front: Madainn mhath
Back: Good morning
Example: Madainn mhath!
ExampleTranslation: Good morning!
Category: Greetings

Front: Feasgar math
Back: Good afternoon/evening
Example: Feasgar math!
ExampleTranslation: Good afternoon!
Category: Greetings

Front: Oidhche mhath
Back: Good night
Example: Oidhche mhath!
ExampleTranslation: Good night!
Category: Greetings

Front: Mar sin leat
Back: Goodbye
Example: Mar sin leat!
ExampleTranslation: Goodbye!
Notes: Also Tìoraidh (informal).
Category: Greetings

Front: Fàilte
Back: Welcome
Example: Ceud mìle fàilte!
ExampleTranslation: A hundred thousand welcomes!
Category: Greetings

Front: Tapadh leat
Back: Thank you
Example: Tapadh leat.
ExampleTranslation: Thank you.
Notes: Formal/plural Tapadh leibh.
Category: Greetings

Front: Mas e do thoil e
Back: Please
Example: Tì, mas e do thoil e.
ExampleTranslation: Tea, please.
Category: Phrases

Front: Tha
Back: Yes
Example: Tha.
ExampleTranslation: Yes.
Notes: Answers echo the verb; tha = 'is/yes'.
Category: Phrases

Front: Chan eil
Back: No
Example: Chan eil.
ExampleTranslation: No.
Notes: Lit. 'is not'.
Category: Phrases

Front: Gabh mo leisgeul
Back: Excuse me
Example: Gabh mo leisgeul.
ExampleTranslation: Excuse me.
Category: Phrases

Front: Tha mi duilich
Back: I'm sorry
Example: Tha mi duilich.
ExampleTranslation: I'm sorry.
Category: Phrases

Front: Ciamar a tha thu?
Back: How are you?
Notes: Plural/polite Ciamar a tha sibh?
Category: Phrases

Front: Tha mi gu math, tapadh leat
Back: I'm well, thank you
Example: Tha mi gu math, tapadh leat.
ExampleTranslation: I'm well, thank you.
Category: Phrases

Front: Slàinte mhath
Back: Cheers (good health)
Example: Slàinte mhath!
ExampleTranslation: Good health!
Notes: A toast.
Category: Phrases

Front: Dè an t-ainm a th' ort?
Back: What's your name?
Category: Phrases

Front: Is mise ...
Back: I am ... (my name is)
Example: Is mise Iain.
ExampleTranslation: I am Iain.
Category: Phrases

Front: Tha gaol agam ort
Back: I love you
Example: Tha gaol agam ort.
ExampleTranslation: I love you.
Notes: Lit. 'love is at me on you'.
Category: Phrases

Front: Chan eil mi a' tuigsinn
Back: I don't understand
Example: Chan eil mi a' tuigsinn.
ExampleTranslation: I don't understand.
Category: Phrases

Front: A bheil Gàidhlig agad?
Back: Do you speak Gaelic?
ExampleTranslation: Do you have/speak Gaelic?
Category: Phrases

Front: Càit a bheil...?
Back: Where is...?
Example: Càit a bheil an stèisean?
ExampleTranslation: Where is the station?
Category: Phrases

Front: Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig
Back: I'm learning Gaelic
Example: Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig.
ExampleTranslation: I'm learning Gaelic.
Category: Phrases

Front: aon
Back: one
Category: Numbers

Front: dhà
Back: two
Notes: Also dà before a noun.
Category: Numbers

Front: trì
Back: three
Category: Numbers

Front: ceithir
Back: four
Category: Numbers

Front: còig
Back: five
Category: Numbers

Front: sia
Back: six
Category: Numbers

Front: seachd
Back: seven
Category: Numbers

Front: ochd
Back: eight
Category: Numbers

Front: naoi
Back: nine
Category: Numbers

Front: deich
Back: ten
Category: Numbers

Front: fichead
Back: twenty
Notes: Traditional vigesimal system.
Category: Numbers

Front: ceud
Back: hundred
Category: Numbers

Front: mi
Back: I / me
Example: Tha mi sgìth.
ExampleTranslation: I am tired.
Category: Pronouns

Front: thu
Back: you (singular)
Category: Pronouns

Front: e
Back: he / it
Category: Pronouns

Front: i
Back: she / it
Category: Pronouns

Front: sinn
Back: we
Category: Pronouns

Front: sibh
Back: you (plural/polite)
Category: Pronouns

Front: iad
Back: they
Category: Pronouns

Front: màthair
Back: mother
Category: Family

Front: athair
Back: father
Category: Family

Front: piuthar
Back: sister
Category: Family

Front: bràthair
Back: brother
Category: Family

Front: pàiste
Back: child
Notes: Also leanabh (infant).
Category: Family

Front: teaghlach
Back: family
Category: Family

Front: nighean
Back: daughter / girl
Category: Family

Front: mac
Back: son
Category: Family

Front: uisge
Back: water
Category: Common nouns

Front: aran
Back: bread
Category: Common nouns

Front: taigh
Back: house
Category: Common nouns

Front: cù
Back: dog
Category: Common nouns

Front: cat
Category: Common nouns

Front: latha
Back: day
Category: Common nouns

Front: oidhche
Back: night
Category: Common nouns

Front: grian
Back: sun
Category: Common nouns

Front: gealach
Back: moon
Category: Common nouns

Front: muir
Back: sea
Category: Common nouns

Front: teine
Back: fire
Category: Common nouns

Front: leabhar
Back: book
Category: Common nouns

Front: cànan
Back: language
Category: Common nouns

Front: dùthaich
Back: country
Category: Common nouns

Front: caraid
Back: friend
Category: Common nouns

Front: biadh
Back: food
Category: Common nouns

Front: dearg
Back: red
Category: Colours

Front: uaine
Back: green
Notes: Also glas for natural green/grey.
Category: Colours

Front: gorm
Back: blue
Category: Colours

Front: dubh
Back: black
Category: Colours

Front: geal
Back: white
Category: Colours

Front: buidhe
Back: yellow
Category: Colours

Front: bi
Back: to be
Notes: Substantive (tha/chan eil); cf. copula is.
Category: Verbs

Front: rach
Back: to go
Category: Verbs

Front: ith
Back: to eat
Category: Verbs

Front: òl
Back: to drink
Category: Verbs

Front: faic
Back: to see
Category: Verbs

Front: bruidhinn
Back: to speak
Category: Verbs

Front: ionnsaich
Back: to learn
Category: Verbs