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'Aigha Bas' violates the basic spelling rule and I can't make heads or tails of it. 'Àigheach bàs' is the wrong word order and would never, ever be said like that by a Gaelic speaker.

So, sorry, no idea. We might have more luck on this if there was some context to it, but no promises.

The pronunciation of slender r depends a bit on the dialect too - some people just use a soft th, which you can do as a learner too to get you started. Other people pronounce it with the tip of the tongue to the back of the teeth. If you can afford it, I recommend getting Akerbeltz' book, which is a...

Dia dhuit! There's also this site for Irish: http://www.daltai.com/

Tha mi air an cur ris an làrach-lìn a-nis agus tha fios mun dèidhinn air duilleag nan naidheachdan cuideachd. Mòran taing!

Also note that "eo" doesn't slenderize, "c" does

Thanks! I have updated the news entry and also added a link to your blog to https://www.foramnagaidhlig.net/index.php?page=8

Would you guys like to contribute some book/course reviews to our homepage? I don't mind doing a couple of reviews and can guarantee they will be from a beginner's perspective! I can comment on: Can Seo Speaking Our Language, Series 1 LearnGaelic Beginner's Course Beag Air Bheag The LearnGaelic web...

Would you guys like to contribute some book/course reviews to our homepage?

https://www.foramnagaidhlig.net/index.php?page=9

I did a few for the books that I owned when I first started out, but I have long since lost the beginner's perspective, so I can't add any myself.

I apologize for not getting back to you. I guess the wedding's over now.

Some people lke to stick "a h-" in front of vowels in some contructions, so I guess it doesn't matter much.

... chan eil mi ag obair idir

Tha e trì mionaidean gu ceithir.

I'm not certain of the degree between the 2 expressions here, but math math is definitely adult language.

There's also "eireachdail", which has a connotation of being elegant.

Dè an dath a bhios orra The other word order is wrong. "a bhios orra" is a relative clause, so it needs something to refer to, which is "an dath". The pattern is: Dè/Cò <something you want to know or identify> a <verb in relative form + phrase about something you already know> càite a takes the depe...

There's also https://gaeliccollege.edu/learn/online- ... -learning/ which is supposed to be slower in pace than An Cùrsa Inntrigidh

Regular future tense forms are: Independent: add -(a)idh Dependent: Use base form Relative: Lenite and add -(i)eas Examples: ith Ith idh mi ubhal An ith thu ubhal? - Thuirt mi gun ith ! Seo cuideigin a dh' ith e as ubhal gabh Gabh a idh mi cupan tì An gabh thu cupan tì? - Thuirt mi gun gabh ! Seo cu...