Pronounciations (Scots Gaelic)

[Matt]

Does anyone know how to pronounce the following in Scots Gaelic:

I love you: tha gaol agam ort / tha gaol agam oirbh

Hello: hallo

Goodbye: beannachd leat (singular, familiar)
beannacht leibh (plural, respectful)

Welcome: fàilte

Thank you: tapadh leat (singular, familiar)
tapadh leibh (plural, respectful)

Yes: [repetition of verb]

No: ag

Happy Birthday: co-latha breith sona dhuibh

Merry Christmas: Nollaig chridheil

Happy New Year: bliadhna mhath ur

Congradulations: meala-naidheachd ort (singular, familiar)
meala naidheacht oirbh (plural, respectful)

Peace: Fois

Water: uisge

Just the scottish terms, I know the english part already.

[Pontus]

Just the scottish terms, I know the english part already.

What a surprise! Actually you wrote your post in Eglish. (in case you didn't know)

[Matt]

C'mon I need this for school. I tried doing it myself with a pronounciation guide but some of it turned out to be weird like several consanants stuck beside each other. Does anyone know what it should sound like?

[frantsuz]

C'mon I need this for school. I tried doing it myself with a pronounciation guide but some of it turned out to be weird like several consanants stuck beside each other. Does anyone know what it should sound like?

well scots gaelic is really not a phonetic language. You should ask on the forum dedicated to scots gaelic learning http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/liosta/gaidhlig-b/
you have to register and then you may ask your question to gaelic speakers.
That's the english translation (they also have it in irish) of the website of a highschool in the island of Sky where they only use gaelic http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/beurla/

[CharlotteHathaway]

still replying to old posts.... you've no doubt found this out already, but for future reference if anyone else wants to know:
tha gaol agam ort/oirbh: ha gerl agam orsht/or-v
hallo: hallo
beannachd leat/leibh: benachk lat/layv
fàilte: faltje
(on no, it's the same as yes but negative form of the verb)
co-latha breith sona dhuibh: co-la-(a) brei sona (dh is impossible to write.... um.... voiced velar fricative i think halway between g and ch)
(dh)aiv
Nollaig chridheil : Nollag (ch like in loch) chriyel
bliadhna mhath ur : bliana va ur
meala-naidheachd ort/oirbh - (nai = like 'the end is nigh') mela-nai-ochk orsht/or(e)v
fois: fos
uisge: oosk-e

[Toirdhealbhách]

tha gaol agam ort/oirbh: ha gerl agam orsht/or-v

"ha girl akum osht / oriv" (prononced as "girl" without the r sound and the vowel is more closed; normally it is pronounced as German ö, French close eu)

beannachd leat/leibh: benachk lat/layv

byeh-noCHk laHt / layv

fàilte: faltje

faal-chih

co-latha breith sona dhuibh: co-la-(a) brei sona (dh is impossible to write.... um.... voiced velar fricative i think halway between g and ch)
(dh)aiv

koh laa br'eh-hih soh-nuh DHiv

Nollaig chridheil : Nollaig (ch like in loch) chriyel

noh-lick CHr'ee-ehl (CH is as in German "ich"; as England English h in "huge")

bliadhna mhath ùr : bliana va ur

blyee-uh-nuh vaa oor

meala-naidheachd ort/oirbh - (nai = like 'the end is nigh') mela-nai-ochk orsht/or(e)v

meh-luh nie-oCHk osht / oriv

fois: fos

fosh

uisge: oosk-e

oosh-kih.