Need gaelic tr*nsl*t**n, please?

Thèid a h-uile iarrtais eadar-theangachaidh air imrich a-bhos an-seo. Ma bhios thu seachd sgìth dhaibh, na rach ann an-seo.
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Need gaelic tr*nsl*t**n, please?

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I am a very new beginner to Scottish gaelic, I have been learning basic words and terms only so far. I need a tr*nsl*t**n for the purpose of an inscription in an anniversary ring.

Love Always OR Love forever

Is daonnan the correct word for always?

Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks!


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Unread post by Coinneach Cìr »

Gaol gu bràth would be the best way (I think) to express love forever.
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With a grave accent on the a in brath, correct? What is the difference in gaol and gradh for love?

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tealee27 wrote:With a grave accent on the a in brath, correct? What is the difference in gaol and gradh for love?
Yes and I don't know. I've moved your thread because it is not related to Gaelic lessons.
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Tha sin inntinneach a Ghràisg, tapadh leat.

That's interesting Gràisg, thank you.
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