how do you say good morning in gaellic?

Answer 1

Maidin mhaith = Good Morning (MA-jeen why)
Tráthnóna maith = Good Evening (traw-NOH-nuh my)
Iarnóin mhaith = Good Night (EER-noh-in why)

"duit" is optional at the end of each phrase which means 'to you'

Answer 2

Depends on whether you mean it as a greeting, then you say: "Dia dhuit ar maidin" = God be with you on the morning, but it is not a commonly used greeting.
In the North people usually say "Hallo, cad é mar tá tú?" at all times. That's "Hallo, how are you?".

If you just mean the words like "a good morning" that would be "maidín mhaith".
This is all Irish Gaelic, I have to add.
And there is no such thing as a standard in Irish Gaelic, there are very distinctive dialects with different pronounciation and grammar.

Answer 3

Irish Gaelic (Ireland, Britain) Maidin mhaith
Irish Gaelic (Ireland, Britain) Dia dhuit ar maidin

Answer 4

Irish, Scots, or Manx? Each is a branch of Gaelic. And then there are different dialects, depending on where you hail from. Highland Gaelic, for example, differs from Lowland Gaelic (which is now considered defunct), and in Irish, you have Ulster, Connacht, and Munster, and these differ slighty from standard Irish.

If you really want to learn to speak Gaelic, I recommend that you find someone qualified to teach, who is fluent in the tongue.

Answer 5

Maidin mhaith or Dia dhuit ar maidin

Answer 6

There is'nt a phrase to say good morning, Moring is Maidin, and you would usually say hello, Dia is muire dhuit, ( dea- is-murra-guit). hope this helps.

Answer 7

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