
You can refer to what the the weather/day is like as 'e' or 'i' - regional / personal preference.
'i' = 'she' (the word for weather - an t-sìde - is feminine), 'e' is either the masculine 'an latha' (day) or an impersonal 'it'.
And, as so often in other languages too, it seems the default is often "he", so you often find "e" for a vague "it", where there is no immediately obvious /pre-mentioned noun.GunChleoc wrote:There is no "it" in Gaelic, so you always have to pick "he" or "she". Just like in the Romance languages, if you speak any.
Tha sinn a' radh an dearbh rud an seo cuideachd!sr3nitygirl wrote:Mur nach toigh leibh an t-sìde an ann Alba, fuirichibh feasgar mionaid!
If ye dinnae like the weather in Scotland, hang-on 20 minutes!