What is Go when translated from Gaelic to Portuguese?

"Go" in Gaelic (which could refer to either Irish or Scottish Gaelic) doesn't have a direct translation in Portuguese. The meaning of "go" depends on the context.

Here are some possible translations, depending on the intended meaning:

* "Go" as in "to go" (verb):

* "Ir" (formal)

* "Andar" (informal)

* "Vá" (imperative form, meaning "go")

* "Go" as in "go away" (verb):

* "Vá embora"

* "Sai" (informal)

* "Go" as in "go ahead" (phrase):

* "Vá em frente"

* "Pode ir"

Note: It's important to understand the context of the word "go" in Gaelic to choose the appropriate Portuguese translation.