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What is the Scottish Gaelic translation for ask?

The Scottish Gaelic translation for "ask" depends on the context. There isn't one single perfect equivalent. Here are a few options:

* iarraidh: This is a general word for "ask" or "request." It's a good all-purpose option.

* faighnich: This is often used for asking a question.

* cuir ceist: This literally means "put a question" and is a more formal way of asking.

The best translation will depend on *what* you're asking. For example:

* "Ask him a question" - Faighnich ceist dha.

* "Ask for help" - Iarraidh cuideachadh.

* "Ask permission" - Iarraidh cead.

So, while iarraidh is a good starting point, providing the full sentence will allow for a more accurate translation.

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