Is this sentence correct?
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2021 5:58 pm
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English
Hello! I'm Olive. I just joined this forum because I'm writing a book series which is about a cursed town. The sailor who supposedly cursed the town in 1947 was Scottish, and left a code written in Scots Gaelic. I have not studied Scots Gaelic myself, so I want to make sure the tr*nsl*t**n is accurate. It says "key for the H" in English. For context, it means that a key will open a secret door when used inside the letter H written in the stone. I have used Google tr*nsl*t* and it says "iuchair airson an h" but I want to check that here before leaving it in my book. I appreciate the help!
English
Hello! I'm Olive. I just joined this forum because I'm writing a book series which is about a cursed town. The sailor who supposedly cursed the town in 1947 was Scottish, and left a code written in Scots Gaelic. I have not studied Scots Gaelic myself, so I want to make sure the tr*nsl*t**n is accurate. It says "key for the H" in English. For context, it means that a key will open a secret door when used inside the letter H written in the stone. I have used Google tr*nsl*t* and it says "iuchair airson an h" but I want to check that here before leaving it in my book. I appreciate the help!