Fòram na Gàidhlig

Níall Beag wrote: So I ask the original poster again:
Where was the sentence taken from?

hah...sorry guys, i wasn't around for a while ...so to answer the question - it's from the TAIC course: http://taic.me.uk/.

faoileag wrote:The point of the sentence is a contrast, surely, so why not ise and esan?

well...because i still haven't covered the emphatic pronouns in my course

i thought they might have been posted before but decided to post them anyway just in case and thanks for the other links too

double post :D I was doing an exercise :) and I had to tr*nsl*t* this sentence: " She was in school however he was not " and I autometically translated it - " Bha i anns an sgoil ach cha robh e ann " with an " ann " but the answer given was without an " ann "....

I found these 2 TV programmes for Gaelic learners: Can Seo , a show from the 1970s teaching Gaelic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3lIWJl5I4c Speaking Our Language , Gaelic Learners programme presented by Rhoda MacDonald.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTLngoGxXac Personally, I am not a big fan of...

ok, thanks for the clarifications...more questions coming soon

...thanks to both of you for the help with the accent mark :) actually i've been using the US International keybord for long time just for the [á] and [ä] but didn't know that i can do [à] with it too :D as fot "dha/do" and "gu", i understand it better now but just to make it cle...

Ok, so I've just started learning Gáidhlig* and I'm sure that I'm going to have quite a few questions :) along the way - I'm going to post my questions here and if somebody's able (and willing) to answer them I'll really appreciate that :) Of course since I'm a beginner my questions may seem a litt...