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Tha bean agam breith-là a-màireach. Tha mi brònach a chion chan eil mi comasach maille ri chèile i.

Mar an ceudna, tha mi obair dhà corranachan a-màireach, anàs dèidh sin tha mi obair aig Best Buy. Tha a-màireach latha dèanadach.

My wife's birthday is tomorrow. I am sad because I will not be with her.

Also I am working two funerals tomorrow, then I work at Best Buy. Tomorrow is a busy day.

Please let me know how that is. I realize that at best it's a rough tr*nsl*t**n. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Tha co-là breith mo bhean a-màireach

a chionn 's nach eil mi còmhla rithe

tha mi ag obair

'S e latha dèanadach a th' ann a-màireach

I corrected everything to present tense, but you usually would use the future tense in these circumstances - this is what it looks like:


Bidh co-là breith mo bhean a-màireach (future independent)

a chionn 's nach bi mi còmhla rithe (future dependent)

bidh mi ag obair (future independent)

'S e latha dèanadach a bhios ann a-màireach (future relative)


Well done agus cùm ort!

Many thanks!

'S e do bheatha

co-là breith mo mhnà

Gosh Zero, how many wives have you got? Ann am facail eile, an e ceart "mnà" (mo => mhnà) an seo?

's e mnà an ginideach a th' air bean.

co-là breith aig mo bhean
co-là breith mo mhnà

*checks dictionary* genitive plural is bhan. Abair facal

sleibhte riabhach nam ban bòidheach

Uau!
bean - mnatha - mnaoi
mnathan - bhan - mnathan
(agus bidh "mnatha"/"mnathan" a' fàs "mnà" cuideachd)

'S ann cruaidh a tha sinn

neoni wrote:sleibhte riabhach nam ban bòidheach

Dè sin? "Brindled Slopes of the Bonny Lassies"?

A popular Gaelic rhyme about the famed beauty of the women of Sleat, in Skye.

Russet(brindled Sleat of the beauteous women.