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Colours and body parts

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Eating and drinking lesson

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Some of my lesson on music and the preposition 'le'

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Some family vocab and a bit about counting people

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Numbers in Gàidhlig, longest unit I've done so far :)

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Some nationalities and a little from my lesson on words around the house :)

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Found this book on archive.org from 1913 (at least this edition) that's called 'Elementary Course of Gaelic'. Zero clue how relevant it is now, I'm a very beginner but though it would be interesting to share.

Elementary course of Gaelic : Reid, Duncan, 1849-1912 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

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Also, this one from 1906 called 'How to learn Gaelic'

How to learn Gaelic : orthographical instructions, grammar, and reading lessons : Whyte, John : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Inter

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Preposition 'ann' as a prepositional pronoun, and some useful phrases :) Also, I realised when I write own as a pronunciation reference it could be seen as when you own something, when I actually mean owl but with an n

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Currently working through the little by little course from learnGaelic.scot or .net (it's backed by the Scottish government, so it's free :))

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Days of the week and some countries in gàidhlig (also, mistakes happen, I'm not wasting a page)

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Some Gàidhlig studies, including writing direct pronunciation underneath 'cause I'm a beginner.