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Exclaim that is is such a lovely day today in Scottish Gaelic with the phrase: tha i cho brèagha an-diugh. Translation it is so lovely today.

Scottish Gaelic for Merry Christmas and Happy New Year - Nollaig Chridheil agus Bliadhna Mhath Ùr - gaidhlig. Features festive stag with fairy lights.

For those who love Scottish Gaelic words and phrases - and sunshiney days there's this design perfect for sunny days in Scotland or anywhere.

Let's talk about Scotland's beautiful weather - tha i cho brèagha an-diugh essentially means It Is So Pretty Today in Scottish gaidhlig.

tha i cho brèagha an-diugh - let's talk about Scottish weather - namely a beautiful day in Scots Gaidhlig. Buy it for yourself or the Gaelic language learner in your life.

Cheers to you and a well wish of Good Health in Scots Gaelic and Flag. Wish people well as you toast them or at the end of your email. A good gift from Scotland for expats, Gaelic speakers or anyone with Scottish Ancestry.

Bold 'Alba' design it means Scotland in Scottish Gaelic. A simple distressed blue design which is perfect for anyone who loves Scotland, is from here, moved here or simply loves all things Scottish.

Scotland lovers design - made especially for anyone who loves Gaelic / Gàidhlig. This could be for Highlanders, expats, or any students who are learning the Scots Gaelic. It's modelled on the I heart designs but contains a map fo Scotland in bright red instead.

Another fun Gaidhlig design for lovers of Scotland and made especially for anyone who loves Gaelic / Gàidhlig. This could be for Highlanders, expats, or any students who are learning the Scots Gaelic. It's modelled on the I heart designs but contains a map fo Scotland in bright red instead.

A gift for lovers of the Scottish language of Gaelic or Gàidhlig. Perfect for learners of Gaelic and speakers alike. Big red heart design. Whether you're inside of Scotland or out, if you love Gàidhlig then this one is for you.

In Britain snot means a kiss or kissing. In Scottish gaelic the word means nice. In Gaelic the word sounds closer to snock than snog. In either language it's a great word, isn't it?

tha gaol agam ort - Scottish Gaelic for I Love You - perfect gift for lovers of Scotland, people learning Gaelic or anyone you want to tell how much you love them. Or treat yourself to remind yourself how much you love yourself! Design is Gaelic phrase of love with a love heart in the word love  (gaol).

Say "I Love You" in Scots Gaelic! tha gaol agam ort - a perfect gift for lovers in general, lovers of Scotland, people learning Gaelic or anyone you want to tell how much you love them. Or treat yourself to remind yourself how much you love yourself! Design is Gaelic phrase of love with a love heart in the word love (gaol).

Calling all FUN people, let's play! Show you playful side with this Gaelic gift: tha mi spòrsail. This is a phrase in Scottish Gaelic to say "I am so fun". A real conversation starter - it makes a great gift for anyone who loves Scotland, is learning Gaelic and who loves to play!

tha gaol agam ort - Scottish Gaelic for I Love You - perfect gift for lovers of Scotland, people learning Gaelic or anyone you want to tell how much you love them. Or treat yourself to remind yourself how much you love yourself! Design is Gaelic phrase of love with a love heart in the word love (gaol).

tha mi spòrsail - a phrase in Scottish Gaelic to say I am so fun. A real conversation starter and a chance to show your playful side! A great gift for anyone who loves Scotland, is learning Gaelic and who loves to play!

Whether you want to interpret as "Nice" like in Gaelic or "Kiss" the word SNOG is a great and positive one. It's nice to be nice and nice to smooch too. Snog is slang for kiss throughout the UK not just Alba.

The word Neart is a wonderful Scottish (or Irish) Gaelic word meaning Strength or it can also mean words like power, energy, force or might. It's word with a strong energy to it.

Scottish Gaelic phrase - ceud mìle fàilte meaning a Hundred Thousand Welcomes'.

Scottish Gaelic phrase - ceud mìle fàilte meaning 'a Hundred Thousand Welcomes'.