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Cainnt nam Beathaichean
 Cainnt nan Eun
Conaltradh nam Beathaichean
Beagan Gràmair
Amalaidhean
Cainnte
Tòimhseachain
 Cluichean
Ceòl
Duain
Ainmean is
Sloinnidhean
Criomagan Eile

 

Cainnt nam Beathaichean - The Speech of the Animals
 (English)

Seadh, thà Gàidhlig aig na beathaichean.  Nach truagh cho tric is a chì thu leabhraichean cloinne an-diugh is "bow-wow" aig a' choin, "whinney" aig an each agus a leithid eile?  Tha roinn sònraichte againn airson cainnt nan eun oir tha an t-uabhas dhiubh ann.  A bharrachd air seo, gheibh thu duilleag le conaltradh nam beathaichean, sin agad "conaltradh" eadar beathaichean no pìosan eile a chanas beathaichean.
Co-dhiù, seo dhut a' Ghàidhlig air feadhainn dhiubh!

 

af af!
 [af af]
arsa an cù
 (said the dog)

 bir bir!
 [b̊iɾʲ b̊iɾʲ]
arsa an géadh (rabhadh)
 (said the goose (an alarm))		 chu-sil-ì chu-sil-ò!
 [xuʃil'iː xuʃil'ɔː]
arsa a' mhuc-mhara
 (said the whale)
cnàg cnàg!
 [kɾãːg̊ kɾãːg̊]
arsa an losgann
 (said the frog)		 dùrd dùrd!
 [d̪̊uːɹd̪̊ d̪̊uːɹd̪̊]
 arsa an coileach dubh
 (said the black-cock)		 faruman fearuman
 [faɾuman fɛɾuman]
arsa an seillean (mór)
 (said the (bumble)bee)
gliag gliag!
 [g̊liag̊ g̊liag̊]
arsa an fhaoileag
 (said the seagull)		 glig glig!
 [g̊lig̊ g̊lig̊]
arsa an iolair
 (said the eagle)		 gnosd gnosd!
 [g̊ɾɔ̃sd̪̊ g̊ɾɔ̃sd̪̊]
arsa a' mhuc
 (said the pig)
gog gog! gàg gàg!
 [g̊og̊ g̊og̊] [g̊aːg̊ g̊aːg̊]
arsa a' chearc
 (said the chicken)		 gog-a-bhitheal-ao!
 [g̊og̊əvi.əɫ̪'ɯː]
arsa an coileach
 (said the cockerel)		 gog-a-ghuidhe-ghaoidhe
 [g̊og̊əɣɤi.ı'ɣɯi.ı]
arsa an coileach
 (said the cockerel)
gòrag gòrag!
[g̊ɔːɾag̊ g̊ɔːɾag̊]
arsa an fheannag
 (said the crow)		 gorrac gorrac!
 [g̊ɔr̴aʰk g̊ɔr̴aʰk]
arsa an sgarbh
 (said the cormorant)		 gròc gròc!
 [g̊ɾɔʰk g̊ɾɔʰk]
arsa am fitheach
 (said the raven)
gug gùg!
 [g̊ug̊'g̊uːg̊]
arsa a' chuthag
 (said the cuckoo)		 guileag guileag!
 [g̊ulag̊ g̊ulag̊]
arsa an eala
 (said the swan)		 gurra-gùg!
 [g̊ur̴ə'g̊uːg̊]
arsa an coileach dubh
 (said the black-cock)
hi homh homh!
 [hihõhõ]
arsa an asal
 (said the donkey)		 mè mè!
[mɛː mɛː]
arsa a' chaora
 (said the sheep)		 meig meig!
 [meg̊ʲ meg̊ʲ]
arsa a' ghobhar
 (said the goat)
mhàg mhàg!
 [vãːg̊ vãːg̊]
arsa an tunnag
 (said the duck)		 miamha miamha!
 [mĩã mĩã]
arsa an cat
 (said the cat)		 mó mó!
 [moː moː]
arsa a’ bhó
 (said the cow)
u i o hòmh
 [uiɔ'hɔ̃]
arsa an t-each
 (said the horse)		 ràc ràc!
 [r̴aːʰk r̴aːʰk]
arsa an géadh
 (said the goose)		 siu-hù! siu-hù!
 [ʃu'huː ʃu'huː]
arsa an cailleach-oidhche
 (said the owl)

Yes, even the animals speak Gaelic. All the more pity that when you open a Gaelic childrens book these days the dogs say "bow-wow" the horse "whinney" and so on.  Because there are so many of them there's a special section on the speech of birds in Gaelic.  Besides that, there's another page with "conversations" between animals or other things that animals say.
But anyway, there is a Gaelic way of saying all of them and you'll find some of them above.