No, it's a spelling thing. toil (noun) is pronounced /tɔl/ toigh (adjective) is pronounced /tɤj/ and used in the expression An toigh leat... 's toigh l' So, when you say "Is toil leam", you should still pronounce it /tɤl/, but the spelling suggests that it should be pronounced /tɔl/ which is wrong. ...
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Now you have me checking my grammar books :lol: Michel Byrne: No vowel example William Lamb: na ithibh sin Richard Cox: "tha analachadh ro fhuaimreag ion-teasgaidh: na h-ith sin! na ith sin!" So, you're right and it's optional. I just hadn't come across it yet. Thank you for questioning my statement!
'S e "na h-innis" a fheumadh a bhith ann a sin, tha mi creids' That would turn the negative particle "na" into an article or possessive pronoun, and the verb "innis" into a noun. So, that wouldn't make sense ;) 'S fheàirrde thu gun a bhith a' bruidhinn to me just sounds like "seriously, you're maki...
Feasgar math. Nise, bu toil leam bruidhinn anns a' Ghàidhlig. Ged a rugadh mi ann an Lunnainn is a thogadh mi ann an Sasainn, tha teaghlach Albannach agam agus cuideachd tha mi a’ fuireach ann an Alba, ann an Inbhir Nis. Air an adhbhar sin, tha Gàidhlig 'na chànan math dhomh airson ionnsachadh. Cuid...
I think I disallowed links for the first post to combat spammers, but you should be able to reply and post a link now. Most of our forum members are learners, but maybe you'll get lucky, so it won't hurt to try