Fòram na Gàidhlig

Or should that be 'anns a Gàidhlig' instead of 'ann na Gàidhlig'?

Ann na Gàidhligh: Ruairidh luath cinntinn, an-dràsta aon bliadhna, aon deug mìosan, agus ceithir deug làithean. An-diugh tha miann ann aodach, agus breacan e fhéin ann briogais ghoirid, ach an cneap. Ruairidh is growing up fast, he's now one year, eleven months and fourteen days. Today he chose his ...

How do you tr*nsl*t* these names? Bonnie = Bonnidh Cristal = Cristal Ella = Ella Kalibwani = Calibuani or Calibuanidh or Calibuanì (sounds like Cal ib warn ee) Kato = Cato (sounds like cat oh) Marie = Mairi (or is Mairi closer to Mary, should Marie which is more like Muh ree be Marì) Musana = Musana...

There are also Gaelic YouTube videos which you can download straight to your computer if you install this: http://fastesttube.kwizzu.com/

Here's a nice version of Runrig's Alba for the launch of BBC Alba http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs07sYQqc1c

I was born in Australia, and so was my Mother. She feels Australian through and through. I don't, not at all. I feel like I was transplanted. Since I was six I felt like I was stuck on one hellishly long holiday in Australia and I was desperate for it to be over so I could go home to Scotland. I use...

That's a great idea! I hope some one comes along who takes those trains. I certainly wish I did.

I’m not trying to teach him Gaelic at this point, I’ll send him to a GME school for that when he’s older. Basically, I’m just trying to learn words and phrases which I will actually use in daily speech, because I find words in context easier to remember. His Father and I speak a mix of English, Fren...

Is this radio station on-line? If so, how do I listen and does it just stream or are set programmes of it downloadable? My Internet is too slow to stream.

Tapadh leibh GunChleoc. Much appreciated on the endearments!

I didn't actually mean body parts with the other words, but the words of the function to urinate, have urinated etc. As in when explaining to a toddler that they should sit on the potty to urinate, rather than on daddy's shoe.

I am in Uganda, Ear-Afraga, learning Gàidhlig by myself and the only person I have to converse with is my just turned one year old, Ruairidh. I need help with some words, I've tried dictionaries but I'm not having a lot of luck, as the words are odd. Here goes, in Gàidhlig what do you say to a very ...

@Gràisg: We are +3, so three hours ahead of London. I'll see you all in the Gaelic 2012 forum, tapadh leibh to every one for the welcome (would that still be fàilte?).

Halò! Is mise Ella (aka DeTamble). My family are mainly from Geàrrloch, I was born in Astràilia, and now I live permanently in Uganda (East Africa). I have a just turned one year old son, Ruairidh. I've been learning for aon week, and have mainly been using Beag Air Bheag by the BBC. Really glad to ...