Sùil air a' mhearachd

Thrissel · Unread post by **Thrissel** » Tue Jan 12, 2010 4:08 pm

Seonaidh wrote:Sa Bheurla, chan eil mi eòlach air "fuaimreag fhada" ro -m. 'S d`ocha le -l, m.e. "balm", "calm", "palm", "psalm".

Did you ruminate about it?

Seonaidh · Unread post by **Seonaidh** » Tue Jan 12, 2010 7:23 pm

Seo:
human, lumen, humid, fume...
...chan eil ach aon M eadar 2 fhuaimreag.
hummer, summing...
...dà M

Acker wrote:Cuimhnich nach eil an dà chànan aig obair air an dearbh dhòigh

An e an fhìrinn a th' ann? Cha robh mi eòlach idir air...

Unread post by **Níall Beag** » Tue Jan 12, 2010 11:00 pm

human vs hummer?

That's a difference in vowel quality, not length. Gaelic U and Ù have the same sound quality, but different lengths.

Unread post by **akerbeltz** » Wed Jan 13, 2010 1:01 am

Carson a chaidh sinn slighe na Beurla?

Seonaidh · Unread post by **Seonaidh** » Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:09 pm

Ay Nèill - sa Bheurla Ghallda tha diofar eadar U ann an "humour" is U ann an "hummer" - ach chan eil diofar aann an Geordie, m.e., ach ann am fad.

Carson a chaidh sinn slighe na Beurla? Ny won-vy. Dè mu dheidhinn slighe na Cuimris? Dannsadh - dawnsio, blas - blas, Alba - Yr Alban, tìr - tir, bùth - siop...

Stìophan · Unread post by **Stìophan** » Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:50 pm

Typically [though not always] Germanic languages (English, German, Dutch ....) have long vowels in open syllables and short vowels in closed syllables, hence long vowel in Human, short in Hummer.

English of course has a wonky vowel system hence the difference in quality as well as length!

Unread post by **akerbeltz** » Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:55 pm

Sorry about the broken links to the graphics right now - migration trouble, they'll be back soon-ish. Though if you hear of someone battering a domain registrar and host to smithereens with a loaf of German bread, it might take longer until I'm released...

Unread post by **GunChleoc** » Sat Jan 23, 2010 3:44 pm

Server moves, gotta love them

Unread post by **akerbeltz** » Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:04 pm

Ok, tha an t-snàith seo air a bhith (<<<<) car sàmhach 's on a chunna mi e air iPlayer feasgar, seo dhuibh tòimhseachan eile (duilich gu bheil e cho breac):

Dé tha neònach mu dhéidhinn?

AlasdairBochd · Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:49 pm

Tha mi a' faicinn a' mhearachd. Dhiochuimhnich thu an dealbh a chur ann.

Unread post by **akerbeltz** » Sun Apr 04, 2010 9:19 pm

Tha e ann a-nis, dhìomhchuimhnich mi gun robh mi a luchdadh suas dhan t-seann fhrithealaiche agam seach dha fhear ùr!

Seonaidh · Unread post by **Seonaidh** » Sun Apr 04, 2010 10:00 pm

A-hà! Tha an soidhne ag ràdh "40" an àite "20".

"gun t-Ob"? Càit' a bheil an stràc? Agus carson a tha a' Bheurla ag ràdh "to Leverburgh" an àite "without Hope"? Tha iomadh argamaid eadar "gu" is "do" airson "Fàilte gu/do" dh'àiteigin agus chan eil mi nam eòlaiche air seo idir. Smathaid gum b' fheàrr leamsa "do" an àite "gu", ach... Feuch seo:-

1) Fàilte don Òb
2) Fàilte chun an Òb

Dè do bheachd?

Ach, 's dòcha gu bheil muinntir a' bhaile ag ràdh "An Tob" no "An Tòb", no gun smaoinich iad air a' bhaile mar sin, an àite mar "an t-Òb". Agus thoireadh sin "Fàilte gun Tòb". Cha mhòr nach eil mearachd ann, mar sin.

Unread post by **GunChleoc** » Mon Apr 05, 2010 9:45 pm

Tha "An Tòb" air dà mhapa agam agus "An t-Òb" air fear eile. Mar sin:

Fàilte don Òb / Tòb (tuiseal tabhartach)
Fàilte chun an Òba / Tòba - no 's dòcha chun an Tòib (tuiseal ginideach)

Unread post by **akerbeltz** » Mon Apr 05, 2010 10:33 pm

Chan eil mi ag ràdh ciamar is carson (fhathast) ach seo ceist dhuibh: dé 's ciall do dh'òb is do thòb?

Unread post by **GunChleoc** » Tue Apr 06, 2010 8:09 am

Òb = bàgh, allt, port

Tòb = chan eil càil a dh'fhios agam is chan eil e anns an fhaclair.

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