Outlander | Speak Outlander Lesson 11: Slàinte Mhath! | STARZ



Learn how to “Speak Outlander” with the Gaelic Expert from the set of the STARZ Original Series Outlander. Outlander comes to STARZ Saturday, August 9 at 9pm in the US and will be internationally distributed by Sony Pictures Television.

DISCLAIMER: The Speak Outlander series features fictional placenames from Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels as well as some Lowland Scots terms and therefore not all videos contain traditional Scottish Gaelic words and phrases.

FIOS: ‘S e cuid de na th’ anns an t-sreath Speak Outlander ainmean-àite à na h-ùr-sgeultan Outlander le Diana Gabaldon ‘s gnàthasan-cainnte Bheurla-Ghallda ‘s mar sin, chan eil na faclan ‘s na h-abairtean uile a’ buntainn do Ghàidhlig na h-Alba air fad.

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Outlander stars Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Tobias Menzies, Gary Lewis, Graham McTavish, Duncan Lacroix, Lotte Verbeek, Nell Hudson, and is executive produced by Ronald D. Moore. Based on the international bestselling novels by Diana Gabaldon.

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  1. Flufferz626
    Flufferz626 says:

    Thank you! I felt so bad when after saying "kampai" with Japanese friends and when they asked my ancestry (heavy heavy Scot, like 80% to 23 and Me, even though we've lived in American South since the post Jacobite cleansing) and all I could say was cheers.

    Even my friends were like "You're not English lol"

    What is the American cheers? We said "clank" in college though that was poking fun. Or we said our school slogan (War Eagle in my university town).

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  2. Clan Young
    Clan Young says:

    …and I thought properly pronouncing my late wife's Yupik Eskimo dialect was tough.  It dinnae improve much attempting to learn my now wife's bayou accent.  Lordy, lordy, I would have been phonetically lost had I married highland lassies.

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  3. Phil Ouze
    Phil Ouze says:

    Yep. Fish brought me here. I've been listening to that fucking masterpiece Clutching At Straws for years and years and finally TODAY I know how to pronounce Slainte Mhath.
    Thank you for this.
    SLANtchih va from France.

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