Gaidhlig Long Sleeve T-Shirts

For when you're feeling super thankful Ceud mìle taing is a Scottish phrase.

Math fhèin translates into English as very good or even excellent. If you're studying Gaelic or just love languages, fun phrases and all things Scottish, then this is for you.

I am from Canada Scottish Gaelic design for Canadians from or in Scotland - or wherever they may be in the world.

Scottish Gaelic Cò thusa? means who are you?

Simple black and white word taibhse with a ghost wearing sunglasses. A Scottish Gàidhlig language design for ghost lovers.

Gaidhlig phrase Cò thusa? means who are you in Scotland

Do you speak Gaelic and love soup? Then this is for you.

Are you from Scotland? Announce it with this Scottish Gaelic design with Yellow font.

Share that you are from Scotland with this simple Scottish Gaelic phrase - Tha mi à Alba.

In Scots Gaelic - Tha mi cho taingeil - is perfect for anyone who is so thankful or grateful for whatever reason. Got an attitude of gratitude, and a love of the Gaelic language? Then it's just for you.

100 Thousand Welcomes - Ceud mìle fàilte - Scottish Gaelic. Perfect gift for anyone of Scots ancestry or who simply loves Scotland. With a saltire flag love heart too.

Scottish Gaelic mòran taing means many thanks. Show your gratitude and love of Scotland with this one.

Feel joyous with this Scots Gaelic happiness design featuring the word aoibhneas translating as joy or bliss

Help me in Scots Gaidhlig is cuidich mi. Asking for help.

Scotland's heart Ceòl comhradh craic is Gaelic for music conversation or chat and fun. Simple Scottish saltire flag loveheart design.

Who are you in Scots Gaidhlig Cò thusa? Little Scotland silhouette of the country.

A Hundred Thousand Welcomes to Scotland in Scottish Gaelic.

Say goodbye just now in Gaidhlig. Short, cheery and to the point departure.

I like cake, or Is toil leam cèic, is Scottish Gaelic and perfect for anyone who loves all kinds of cakes and the gaidhlig language too.

Tha gaol agam ort for lovers and for those who lover Scots Gaelic. A great gift for Valentine's Day or any day to share the love