Scottish gaelic phrases for tattoos services
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of people wanting to get Scottish Gaelic phrases tattooed on their bodies. While some people may choose to get a Gaelic tattoo because they are of Scottish descent, others may simply appreciate the beauty of the language. Whatever the reason, there are a number of Gaelic phrases that make great tattoos. Some of the most popular Gaelic phrases for tattoos include "A chuisle mo chroí" (pronounced "ah koos-lah muh khree"), which means "pulse of my heart," and "Tìoradh do shùil" (pronounced "tee-or-ah-ghoo doo shoo-il"), which means "your eyes are my stars." Other popular Gaelic phrases for tattoos include "Dìleas don dhèigh" (pronounced "jee-lass don yeh"), which means "loyal to the bone," and "Còmhla riut" (pronounced "kom-lah ree-oot"), which means "with you." Whether you're looking for a Gaelic tattoo to show your Scottish pride or simply want a beautiful phrase tattooed on your body, there are a number of Gaelic phrases that make great tattoos.
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Overall, getting a Scottish Gaelic tattoo can be a great way to show off your Scottish heritage. There are many different ways to say different phrases in Gaelic, so be sure to do your research before you get your tattoo. A good tattoo artist will be able to help you find the right phrase and design for your tattoo.
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I will suggest a Scottish Gaelic phrase for your tattoo
Are you thinking about
getting a tattoo in Scottish Gaelic?
I can help! As a fluent Gaelic speaker and
experienced translator, I can take your ideas and suggest suitable translations
in Scottish Gaelic.
Often translations supplied for tattoos in Gaelic
are misspelled, grammatically incorrect or do not mean what they are intended
to mean.
Using machine translation or trying to find translations online is risky as Gaelic word order is different from English.
Using a professional translator will ensure that the text is correct and appropriate.
If your suggestion is not easily translated into Gaelic or isn't something that Gaelic speakers would normally say, I will put forward alternative phrases to choose from.
I will find the Scottish Gaelic version of your name
Would you like to find out if there is a Gaelic version of your name?
If so, let me translate your name into Gaelic and supply you with the correct form in modern Scottish Gaelic.
Scottish names, biblical names and common international names normally have a Gaelic equivalent.
I will only charge you if there is a Gaelic version of your name.
I will translate 50 words from English to Scottish Gaelic
I am a fluent speaker of Scottish Gaelic with 15 years experience of translation at all levels.
Translation of longer texts also available - please contact me for further details.
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I will suggest a Scottish Gaelic name for your house
I can help! As a fluent Gaelic speaker and experienced translator, I can take your ideas and suggest suitable names in Scottish Gaelic.
Often house names you see in Gaelic are misspelled, grammatically incorrect or do not mean what they are intended to mean.
Don't make the mistake of the many people who have called their house "Taigh Beag" - a literal translation of "the little house" but also meaning "toilet" in Gaelic!
Using a professional translator will ensure that your name is correct and appropriate.
I will translate tweets into Scottish Gaelic
Or have you received a tweet in Scottish Gaelic? I can translate it for you!
Just send me your text and I will arrange translation.
I will pronounce Scottish Gaelic words for you
Do you want to know how to pronounce it it?
Let me help. As a fluent Scottish Gaelic speaker and experienced translator, I can record a sound file for you.
I will confirm whether or not it is Gaelic, translate it to English for you if necessary and record a sound file.
One gig covers up to 50 words.
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