Talking about Things You DO Often in Scottish Gaelic

Talking about things you do often is done a bit differently in Gaelic. This video will walk you through the pattern and give you many examples. Once it all becomes more comfortable and natural for you, your accuracy will sharpen and your Gaelic will be more impressive. Plus, you'll be helping to keep the Gaelic mindset alive.
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Tapadh liebh Desan.

[@ghostofjohnandre9136]

Fantastic video, well explained and a lovely personality to deliver it. I can’t thank you enough for providing free material for those trying to learn on a budget but hopefully soon I will be able to purchase one of your courses to get a more structured approach to learning by Gaelic. Tapadh leat!

[@caroleinwv]

I listened as I was driving and was surprised at what I understood. It was great to get the "why" of it.

[@rowannegriffiths8008]

Loving these videos. We moved to the Outer Hebrides from West Wales this year. Love that some words are similar in Welsh and Gaelic.

[@yvonnelaurie1881]

This is a great video. As usual, I will have to watch it about 20 times before I recall anything! Or so I thought..until I listened to Sporscast on BBC Sounds today and recognised "ball-coise", some days of the week and "sin ceart" ! Thanks Jason!

[@patu3851]

Interesting watching these vids and noticing the similarities between Galick and Manx Gealg, eg Kiart dy Lioor as in ok, well equates to Ceart gu mor, and Fastyr Mie for good afternoon. It would make sense as they’re both from the same stem language but gealg spelling influence by English Great vids by the way, very peaceful if that’s the word

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[@thelanguagefantastic]

Thank you!!! I will watch this going to sleep, not quite paying attention, and it will be all the more familiar when tomorrow comes. The thought of doing your course after my exams are finished is keeping me going! I'm also very excited to see the intermediate course is finished, and that it's about folktales and history, wow... I know the stories in English but the idea of being able to read them in Gaelic is such an amazing motivator. That's a long way away for me yet, but still, knowing that there are good intermediate resources out there is welcome indeed.

[@danpictish5457]

Brilliant as always Jason.

[@paulineandrew5616]

Excellent! Well explained in a natural, easy way.

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Such a pleasure to learn from you . So good 😊

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Bidh mi a' bruidhinn agus a' leughadh Gàidhlig a' h-uile latha. Tapadh leibh a thidseir. Glè mhath!

[@deifio]

Great video as always! Your videos are so helpful and I always learn new words too!

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Great video as always. Tapadh leibh a thidseir! Watched another video on learning Gaelic and Bruce Fumey says "Turn down that guitar "

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