Fòram na Gàidhlig

what you have there is the root. the verbal noun is dèanamh

tha niall a' dèanamh dealbh de chraobh



with what are you learning?

chan eil e cho dona a thaobh slàinte. chan eil ann ach aon ùgh is beagan siùcar is glè bheag dhe ìm agus torr banàna is mìn. chur mi torr bruileagan is peanut butter ann gus blas a bharrachd a thoirt dha. it's not so bad health wise. there's just one egg, some sugar, a little butter and some flour i...

rinn mi aran banàna agus tha mi a' dol a dh'ithe an rud slàn an-dràsta






i made banana bread and i'm going to eat the whole thing right now

muss do moi mea schweizadeitsch leana

dè tha thu 'g ràdh? dh'obraich an ipa

hahaha

na diochuimhnich am faclair

an aon rud le rach - cluinnidh tu "ma rachas tu ann" ach tha e ceàrr.

na so. hab's einfach verstanden, als ob "nen beefsteak kriegen" da geschrieben wäre.

GunChleoc wrote:An latha a bha seo, chaidh Gearmailteach a-steach a thaigh-bìdh ann an Lunnainn is dh'fhaighnich e: "I want to become a beefsteak".

Uill, cha tuigear am fear seo mura bheil Gearmailtis agad

erklär es mal

i think it's a bad sign for these morons that all their arguments start with "hurr durr seeing signs with two languages on them confuse me and make me crash the car"

why are they taken seriously?

so now it comes out that it wasn't a heart attack but internal bleeding that killed him - still an unhappy coincidence, though, right? also; http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6122553.ece TO SERVE AND PROTECT the banks and themselves the sheer volume of complaints coming in now s...

thinking about it now, actually, that sounds right. whoops!

it wasn't for nothing - that sentence was brilliant

a more common adjective is aosta - always regular, exact same meaning

i would simply say "saoil" and then put the rest of the sentence in the dependent form (question form)


saoil am bi an t-side math a-màireach?