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17th January 22, 11:58 PM
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Irish and Scottish Gaelic have a common root but this is now considerable difference between the two. As an example, here is the phrase Good night; Sleep peacefully in both.
Gaeilge (Irish): Oíche mhaith; Codladh sámh (pronounced: Ee-ha wah; Kul-ah saw-v)
Gàidhlig (Scottish): Oidhche mhath; cadal sàmhach (Oy-cha Va; Kart-al sav-ach)
In terms of a Gaelic dictionary, the Gaelic Lexicon is an excellent online source.
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