Fòram na Gàidhlig

Bha mi ag iarraidh a ràdh "It is extremely hot". Tha Faclair Beag ag r gum biodh mi ag ràdh "Tha am fitheach a' cur a-mach a theanga". Ciamar a channas thu "Tha am fitheach a' cur a-mach a theanga" anns a Beurla? Tha e mu dhéidhinn "The Raven is", "Weft", is "Tongue". Dè seann-ràite sìde fios a tha agad-sa?

I was trying to say "It is extremely hot". Am Faclair Beag says I would say "Tha am fitheach a' cur a-mach a theanga". How would you say "Tha am fitheach a' cur a-mach a theanga" in English? It is about "The raven", "weft", and "tongue". What weather sayings do you know?

"Tha am fitheach a' cur a-mach a theanga". I think it means "The raven is putting out his tongue"(i.e. panting like a dog)

Over here we say "It's so hot even the flies are walking."

We may say .... You can fry an egg on the sidewalk

Tha thu grisg ugh air an cabhsair

We don't have that problem!

Tha i cho fuar ris a' phuinnsein - It's as cold as poison.

sìde nan seachd siantan - terrible weather, worst of weathers

A bheil rudeigin mar a tha sa Chuimris - sa Bheurla, "It's raining cats and dogs", sa Chuimris "Mae hi'n bwrw hen wragedd a ffyn" (lit. "Tha an t-uisge ann mar sheann mhnathan 's bataichean")?

tha an dìle bhàite ann an ceart uair