Fòram na Gàidhlig

Thanks again!

Thanks!

I've started the Beag Air Bheag course again (probably the fifth time) and this time I've actually stuck to it past the first two units! But now I have a question: in unit 3, it provides a way to ask "Do you live in *enter place here*?" by saying "A bheil sibh a' fuireach ann am *ente...

GunChleoc wrote:Listen to Faoileag as well

What is that?

Also, I've finished a syllabus that I'm going to try and follow, where could I post that for you guys to look at? And also on what forum could I ask questions concerning grammar?

P.S. Sorry it has been so long since my last post...

I will definitely do my best to do so!

I was also hoping, when I get better at speaking the language, to participate in a Skype chat or something like that.

This will be my third time trying to learn Gaelic. As I've said in previous posts, this language is very important to me in many aspects, and now I am determined to learn it! The past two times I either became to lazy to continue or did not find the time to continue. So I was wondering if there was ...

Halò!
This is me again trying to make a comeback! (I haven't been on this forum for about a year!)

Halò! I've been away from this forum for about a year (if not more), and I am making an effort to restart and try again! I am naturally a slow learner when it comes to languages but this language in particular is very important to me... being the language of my forefathers and it will really help in...

Well, here's my attempt:

Mi seachrain air, seachad aonach agus gleann.
I wander on, over hill and glen

I'm sure it's terrible, due to my poor knowledge of Gàidhlig grammar.

Halò
Ciamar a tha sibh an-diugh?
Can someone tr*nsl*t*:
"I wander on, over hill and glen"
for me please?

(It's for a song I'm in the process of writing)

Níall Beag wrote:

misslily wrote:And I have a lot of Gaelic vocal music - none of which I can even come close to mimicking, for the words go by way too fast.

If it's on CD, try SlowBast! (http://www.slowgold.com/) or look for free alternatives online.

You know, Audacity is SOOO much easier and 'FREE'!!

Ok, is there a Gàidhlig word for Eschatology?? If so, can you please give it to me??
If not, could someone tr*nsl*t*:
The study of the End
for me please?

Oh, *Alasdair*, I know who you are now!! You've joined my group! So, why exactly did you ask if I knew Joanne MacD???

A bheil eolach agad air Joanne MacD? 'S e aithne, tha mi an. Yes, I do. There is no "yes". There is no "I do". There is only something in between: "do". So if the question was "An aithne dhuit...?", the answer would be simply "'S aithne." (No "...

*Alasdair* wrote:A bheil eolach agad air Joanne MacD?

'S e aithne, tha mi an. Carson? Dè mu dheidhinn i?
(I'm supposing I said:)
Yes, I do. Why? What about her?

(Wouldn't 'an aithne dhut...' be a good way of saying 'Do you know...'?)

(And feel free to correct me, that's how I learn)