Sometimes, saying “Goodbye” can be the hardest thing to do. Other times, it’s just a simple & friendly way of letting your friend know you’re leaving. Isn’t it interesting how the same words can have different weight depending on the situation?
In Irish, we say “Goodbye!” in more than one way and our language assistant – Siobhán will help you understand the differences in the following video – How to say – Goodbye in Irish Gaelic.
How to say goodbye in Irish Gaelic
Slán /Slawn/ = goodbye
Slán leat /Slawn lyat/: said by the person staying behind.
Slán agat /Slawn a-gut/: said by the person leaving.
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1 thought on “How To Say – Goodbye in Irish Gaelic (Video)”
yes this is the stuff i like. speaking videos and repeating the same irish words untill i get the hang of them. i dont understand the printed gailic so i had to give my learning a miss but i could learn gailic if i could see and hear videos with every day speech like ;how are you.and other speeches like “Can i come to your house” “What are you having for tea” and a lot more words that could be joined to make a sentance, “Tonight” Today “Tomorrow” “up” “down” “out”