| Manx | English | Scottish/Irish Gaelic * |
 Moghrey mie |
Good morning | Mora maith |
| Fastyr mie |
Good evening | Feasgar maith |
| Oie vie |
Good night | Oíche mhaith |
| Kys t'ou |
How are you? | Cé agus atá thu? |
|
See you (singular) | Chì mi thu |
| Hee'm shiu |
See you (plural) | Chì mi sibh |
| My saillt |
Please | Ma's àill leat |
| Gura mie ayd |
Thank you | Gura maith agat |
| Slane lhiat |
Good bye | Slán leat |
|
I am Manx. | 'S e Manannach mise |
| Ta'n Ghaelg foast bio |
Manx is still alive. | Tá an Ghaeilge fós beo |
* The third column gives the Manx phrase written out in the nearest Scottish Gaelic or Irish Gaelic equivalent (or mixture), so that Gaelic speakers can more easily understand the Manx than if hidden by Manx spelling, and can see how close Manx is to Scottish and Irish Gaelic.
Now something more advanced - some
native speaker samples
recorded in 1948 and 1950.
(Lethbhreac aig SMO)