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Halo bho Chanada
Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:22 pm
by Neas Olc
S'mise an Neas Olc, bho Thoronto ann an Canada. Tha mi ag ionsachadh an Gàidhlig airson corsa oil-thigh agus tha mi ag iarraidh a bhith a'cleachdadh a'chànain. Chan eil mi a'labhairt gu math, mar sin ma tha mi ag radh rudan neònach, mo leisgeulan!
Chan eil mi "olc" idir, 's e mo ainm internet. Tha mi a'labhairt an Fraingis gu fileanta agus tha mi ag ionsachadh an Gàidhlig Mhannanach agus an Cuimris (tha mi air Maes-e cuideacht mar "Gwenci Drwg").
Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 8:27 pm
by Gràisg
Feasgar math Nis, fàilte chridheil oirbh. Tha mi an dòchas gum bi am foram seo feumail dhuibh. 'S math gu bheil fraingis agaibh, tha feadhainn eile ann a sheo a' bruidhinn no ag ionnsachadh beagan fraingis. 
Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 9:05 pm
by Coinneach Cìr
Fàilte chridheil oirbh! 
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:24 am
by Neas Olc
Tapadh leibh! Cha bidh mo Ghàidhlig cho uabhasach an deidh am air an fòram seo, tha mi'n dochas. Mar sin, ma tha mi ag-radh rudan ceann, tha mi ag iarraidh fios!
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:26 pm
by Fear Gallta
Fàilte bhlàth bhuamsa cuideachd.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:29 pm
by Níall Beag
Neas Olc wrote:Mar sin, ma tha mi ag-radh rudan ceann, tha mi ag iarraidh fios!
ceann = head
cearr = wrong
But then "cearr" needs pluralised, doesn't it?
rudan cearra
Duilich-fhéin, a bha e a' faireachdainn cho "appropriate".
Nach old mise?
Failt' ort.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:49 pm
by Neas Olc
Oops.
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 7:41 am
by GunChleoc
Fàilte bhuamsa cuideach!
'S math daoine ùra fhaicinn an-seo.
Na gabh dragh, nì sinn uile mearachdan (gu h-àraidh mise). Thuig mi ceart gu leò na bha thu ag ràdh, tha sin an rud nas cudthromaiche, saoilidh mi.
Feuchaidh mi ceartachaidh a chur ann, ach bidh na ceartachaidh agamsa ceàrr gu leòr gu tric, gu mì-fhortanach
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 4:27 pm
by Tearlach61
Fàilte ort Neas.
Dh'fhuirich mise ann am Montreal fad bliadhnaichean agus 's ann às an sgìre sin a tha mo bhean
"But then "cearr" needs pluralised, doesn't it?
rudan cearra"
According to the grammar rules it would be but I can't say that I have ever heard it that way so I kind of wonder.
Chuck
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 3:05 am
by Neas Olc
Mar bha mi ag radh, chan eil ach beagan Gàidhlig agam. Tha mi a'dol a'bhith ag ionsachadh rudan mar sin an-deidh rudan mar "hallo! S'mise Neas Olc. Dè'n t'ainm a tha ort?" etc...
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 7:51 am
by GunChleoc
Sorry, I'll tr*nsl*t* what I said for you. (and fix my typos
)
Fàilte bhuamsa cuideachd!
Welcome from me too (bhuam = bho+mi+emphasis)
'S math daoine ùra fhaicinn an-seo.
It is good to see new people here (daoine is the plural of duine)
Na gabh dragh, nì sinn uile mearachdan (gu h-àraidh mise). Thuig mi ceart gu leòr na bha thu ag ràdh, tha sin an rud nas cudthromaiche, saoilidh mi.
Don't worry, we all make mistakes (me above all). I understood well enough what you said, that's the most important thing, I think.
Feuchaidh mi ceartachaidh a chur ann, ach bidh na ceartachaidh agamsa ceàrr gu leòr gu tric, gu mì-fhortanach
I try to make corrections, but my corrections are often quite wrong, unfortunately
Don't worry when people go off on a tangent sometimes and start discussing weird grammar details. If it's too much for you to handle in the beginning (it can be quite confusing when you're still a beginner), just skip it, or ask if you want to know more.
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 6:11 pm
by Neas Olc
I can understand you, since I know Manx Gaelic and it's alot like SG. I'm only saying that when it comes to actually emulating the language myself, I fail. 'S e càn glè chruaidh air leam.
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 6:19 pm
by GunChleoc
OK ma-thà. Na gabh dragh, beag air bheag 's bidh thu ag ionnsachadh
Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 12:43 am
by Neas Olc
OK tapath leat! Tha mi'n dochas gu bheil thu ceart an-sin.
Agus cuideachd ma tha shibh ag iarraidh an fios, 'S e Ruaraidh MacDhùghaill mo ainm IRL.
Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 8:41 am
by GunChleoc
Neas Olc wrote:Tha mi'n dochas gu bheil thu ceart an-sin.
Tha gun teagamh!
'S math do choinneachadh, a Ruaraidh
