Here are a number of Gaelic phrases that might be useful when visiting Galson Estate;
Tapadh leibh Thank you.
Dè an t- ainm a th’ oirbh? What is your name?
Madainn mhath Good morning.
Feasgar math Good afternoon.
Oidhche mhath Good night.
Thig a-steach Come in.
Tìoraidh Bye.
Tìoraidh an dràsta Bye for now.
Chì mi a’ rithist thu See you later.
Dè mar a tha sibh? How are you?
A bheil sibh gu math? Are you well?
Tha mi gu math, tapadh leibh. I am well, thank you.
Chan eil dona. Not bad.
Meadhanach. Fair.
Tha mi glè mhath. I am very well.
Dè do choir? How are things with you?
Dè tha dol? What’s doing?
Tha latha math ann an-diugh. It’s a nice day today.
Tha i fiadhaich an-diugh. It is wild today.
Càite am faigh mi cupan teatha? Where can I get a cup of tea?
Càite am faigh mi biadh? Where can I get some food?
Cuin a bhios am bus ann an seo? When will the bus be here?
Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig. I am learning Gàidhlig.
Chan eil mi a’ tuigse. I don’t understand.
Bu chaomh leam… I would like…
Caite bheil…? Where is…?
An Comunn Eachdraidh Ness Historical Association
An Club Sòisealta Ness FC Social Club
Oifis an Urrais Galson Estate Office
Bùth Chrois Cross Stores
Bùth Shuaineaboist Swainbost Shop
Oifis a’ Phuist Post Office
An Taigh-sholais The Lighthouse
Clach an Truiseil Truiseil Stone
Cairn Steinacleit Steinacleit Cairn & Stone Circle
Muileann Dhail Dell Mill
Dun Eistean Dun Eistean (Fort)
Rubha Robhanais Butt of Lewis
Loch Stiapabhat Loch Stiapabhat
Teampull Mholuaidh St Moluag’s Church
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