Fòram na Gàidhlig

Fàilte ort. Ged nach eil ach facal no dhà Ghearmailtis agam, tha an eadar-dhealachadh follaiseach nuair a cluinneas mi riutha. Chan eil fhios agam air an t-ainm. Eilbheis, 's docha ? A bheil an cùrsa gu math ? Tha mi a smaoineachadh air an-dràsda. Welcome. Though I have only a couple of words of Ger...

Saoilidh mi nach eil fuaimneachadh air an litir "i". Tha e ann direach airson am fuaimneachadh ceart air an litir "d". I think that the letter "i" is not pronounced. It is there just for the correct pronunciation of the letter "d". 'S e sin, Seònaid = Shaw-nat...

People often mistakenly call the Welsh language Gaelic. They are two quite separate languages, from different branches of the Celtic language tree and are not mutually intelligible. This is a Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) language board and so unless someone here has any Welsh (Cymraeg) we can't help....

Tha sibh glè fhortanach prògraman Gàidhlig sam bi fhaighinn. Chan eil cail sam bi againn ann a sheo, ach cuid a chuir le daoine caoimhneil ann an Youtube. Bu mhath na prògraman a chunnaic mi. Tha mi an dòchas gum bi tuilleadh ann an Youtube cho luath 's a tha urrainn dhaibh. You're very fortunate to...

Tha sneachd a tuiteam 'sna Bheanntan Sneachda 400 Km iar deas bhuinn. Tha sin tràth am bliadhna.

Snow is falling in the Snowy Mountains 400 Km south west from us. It's early this year.

Update Bhon làrach-lìn Taic "The relative future verb only exists for verbs which form their Future Tense in a regular manner." Tha "ma nì mi" ceart ma-thà. Chuala mi "ma dhèanas" gu tric, ach tha e coltach gun chuala mi sin às na beòil luchd-ionnsachaidh mar mi-fhìn. :)

Canainn-sa "ma dhèanas mi na mearachdan" air "if I make mistakes". Cha chuala mi "ma nì mi" a-riamh, ach tha e anns am Faclair aig Neil MacAlpine air an duilleag fhosglaidh xxx gu fior.

Mòran taing airson a'ceartachadh *Alasdair* ('S e ainm snog a th'ann ri taobh) . Tha mo leisg follaiseach

Seo duilleag eile bhon leabhar Gnàthasan -Cainnte TOG Tog an tigh, build the house. Tog an teine, kindle the fire. Tog am buntàta, lift the potatoes. Tog an lìon, haul the line. Tog a' phrìs, raise the price. Tog iad air gu, ... they accused him of ... Tog an acair, weigh the anchor. Thog a' ghaoth,...

Fàilte ort.

Welcome.

Tha baile snog ann. Dh'fhuireas mo bhrathair ann am Montréal cuideachd.

It's a nice town. My brother lives in Montréal also.

Bha mo mheòir nas luaithe na mo cheann.

Tha thu ceart deaghnighean, 's toigh leam an dàrna rosgrann.

A GhunChleoc, smuain mi gu robh "theab" cleachte ri 'past events' a-mhàin, m.e. theab mi tuiteam - I almost fell, ach dh'aidicheas mi, chan eil mi buileach cinnteach.

Tha mi faisg air aosda gu leòr a-nis airson mo h-uighean Chaisg fhèin fhalach.
I am nearly old enough now to hide my own Easter eggs.

Ceart ma-thà ! Bhon tòiseach tòisichidh 'an leabhar. Chleachd mi an t-seann litreachadh direach ás a leabhar airson dòigh-labhairt ceart. INTRODUCTORY Short Sentences and Phrases in Gaelic with English Equivalents CUIR Cuir am buntàta, plant the potatoes. Cuir an sìol, sow the seed. Cu an teine air,...

Chuala mi "ri mo sheanair" roimhe seo, 's mar sin, saoilidh mi "ri do iarrtas" nas fheàrr.

Thoir mi maitheanas dhut airson a Bheurla. Tha i air feadh an t-àite sna laithean seo.
Thèid mi air adhart le earbsa orm ma-thà.