Ciamar a tha an t-sìde / How's the weather?

[annieanniebanany113]

An aimsir? 'S e là brèghha ann agus tha i blàth.

I really do hope that translated into The weather? It's a beautiful day and it's warm.

If it did, then I'm very proud of myself! If it didn't, then hopefully I didn't mess up too much!

[*Alasdair*]

An aimsir? 'S e là brèghha ann agus tha i blàth.

I really do hope that translated into The weather? It's a beautiful day and it's warm.

If it did, then I'm very proud of myself! If it didn't, then hopefully I didn't mess up too much!

Halo,

You mean "'S e là brèagha a th' ann" ;]

Very good though, as the "'S e... a th' ann" is a bit tricky to get at first.

[annieanniebanany113]

An aimsir? 'S e là brèghha ann agus tha i blàth.

I really do hope that translated into The weather? It's a beautiful day and it's warm.

If it did, then I'm very proud of myself! If it didn't, then hopefully I didn't mess up too much!

Halo,

You mean "'S e là brèagha a th' ann" ;]

Very good though, as the "'S e... a th' ann" is a bit tricky to get at first.

thanks for correcting me! ive been learning for about 2 weeks now

[*Alasdair*]

An aimsir? 'S e là brèghha ann agus tha i blàth.

I really do hope that translated into The weather? It's a beautiful day and it's warm.

If it did, then I'm very proud of myself! If it didn't, then hopefully I didn't mess up too much!

Halo,

You mean "'S e là brèagha a th' ann" ;]

Very good though, as the "'S e... a th' ann" is a bit tricky to get at first.

thanks for correcting me! ive been learning for about 2 weeks now

You're doing well then! It has taken me a year and a half to fully understand it!

See the "Welcome" thread for my reply to you there :]

[GunChleoc]

Tha an t-uisge ann an-seo. Tha mi an dòchas gum bi e nas fhèarr ann an Alba. Thèid mi ann a-màireach!

It is raining here. I hope it will be better in Scotland. I'm going there tomorrow!

[*Alasdair*]

Tha an t-uisge ann an-seo. Tha mi an dòchas gum bi e nas fhèarr ann an Alba. Thèid mi ann a-màireach!

It is raining here. I hope it will be better in Scotland. I'm going there tomorrow!

Uill, tha i beagan griannach an seo...
Ach, san t-Eilean S. tha i frasach...
Bit sunny here.
Skye, showery.

[yellow-ceitidh]

Tha mo charaid a' dol dhan Gearmailt a-maireach.
An-seo tha i blàth ach fluich.

My friend is going Germany tomorrow.
Here it's warm but wet.

[annieanniebanany113]

It's raining. Again. It's been raining for days now. It doesn't look like its going to stop any time soon..... Rain makes for a very dull day.... It needs to be sunny again.

[GunChleoc]

@Cheitidh: dhan Ghearmailt And watch out for switched vowels: fliuch

Tha an t-sìde brèagha ann an Glaschu ach rud beag fuar. Seadh, tha mi ann an Glaschu!
The weather is beautiful but a bit cold in Glasgow. Yes, I'm in Glasgow!

[yellow-ceitidh]

'S an là teth is grianach a th'ann.
It's a hot and sunny day today.

[neoni]

tha a' ghrian air tighinn fad an rathaid suas bho glasgow east, agus 's e latha air leth math a th' againn an seo






sun's coming all the way from glasgow east, and we're having a great day here

[*Alasdair*]

'S e latha breàgha an-diugh, mar an-dè!
Blàth agus griannach
22C
It's a nice day, like yesterday.
Warm and sunny.

[chris-1961]

Tha an t-uisge ann an-dràsda.

It's raining right now.

Halò Fear Gallta. Ciamar a tha sibh an-diugh. 'S mise Crìsdean agus tha mi a fuireach ann an Penicuik.

Hello Fear Gallta. My name is Christopher ( I prefer Chris ) and I live in Penicuik which is near Edinburgh.

Just a quick question, do you like listening to Runrig? I'm only asking because of the tag line at the end of each of your posts. It's from part of a song by Runrig entitled " Meadhan Oidhche Air An Acairsead " which is a favourite of mine.

Mar sin leat an-dràsta.

[Neas Olc]

Bha an t-side teth an-diugh ach cha robh e ro dhongaidh. A dh'aindeoin sin leagh mi nuair a bha mi ag obair a-muigh fon ghrèin.

Hot, not humid. Still melted when working outside.

[yellow-ceitidh]

Bha i uabasach teth anns a Peak District an-diugh.

It was really hot in the Peak District today.