Counting in Scottish Gaelic
| Number | Scottish Gaelic |
|---|---|
| 0 | neoni |
| 1 | aon |
| 2 | dhà |
| 3 | trì |
| 4 | ceithir |
| 5 | còig |
| 6 | sia |
| 7 | seachd |
| 8 | ochd |
| 9 | naoi |
| 10 | deich |
| 11 | aon deug |
| 12 | dhà dheug |
| 13 | trì deug |
| 14 | ceithir deug |
| 15 | còig deug |
| 16 | sia deug |
| 17 | seachd deug |
| 18 | ochd deug |
| 19 | naoi deug |
| 20 | fichead |
| 21 | aon air fhichead |
| 22 | dhà air fhichead |
| 30 | deich air fhichead |
| 40 | dà fhichead |
| 50 | leth-cheud |
| 60 | trì fichead |
| 70 | trì fichead 's a deich |
| 71 | trì fichead 's a aon deug |
| 80 | ceithir fichead |
| 90 | ceithir fichead 's a deich |
| 91 | ceithir fichead 's a aon deug |
| 99 | ceithir fichead 's a naoi deug |
| 100 | ceud |
| 101 | ceud 's a aon |
| 200 | dhà ceud |
Where Scottish Gaelic numbers get hard
These are the hints Lexie shows when a number falls in a tricky range.
- 20 to 39: fichead = 20, numbers added after
- 40 to 59: dà fhichead = two twenties (40)
- 60 to 79: trì fichead = three twenties (60)
- 80 to 99: ceithir fichead = four twenties (80)
Verbs
Lexie teaches Scottish Gaelic through numbers. Its verbs do not fit a pronoun-by-tense drill, so the app leaves verb drills out for this language.
Which language do you speak?
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FrenchScottish Gaelic for French speakers
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