Going To Do/Make Something in Scottish Gaelic
Higher-level Gaelic conversations need higher level phrases. If you want to really express yourself in Gaelic, it's important to talk about things you're going to do. It's easy to get this phrase wrong ...unless you know the pattern. This lesson will teach you the pattern with lots of examples, so that you can use it more naturally yourself. Your conversations will be deeper and more authentic! Enjoy! **Extra Practice** • Wanting to Do/Make Something in Scottish G... • De & Di Sounds in Scottish Gaelic
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