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Hey if there are any native speakers who see this, im trying to figure out common names and terms for the word 'wolf' in scots gaelic. So far ive run into cĂš fĂ saich, cĂš-choille, and madadh-allaidh, but im having a really difficult time verifying meaning and difference via google. I would love some input or just tips on where to look to learn more.
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Seall! Bha radan cho stampa an-duigh! Bha dÊideag Úr air agus bha iad glè air bhioran!
Look! The rats were so cute today! They got a new toy and they were very excited!
(Might try and write a setence a day in my GĂ idhlig to boost improve my knowledge of my national language cause yeah!
[Me, studying]: Man, Gaelic is fucking TRICKSY.
(The translation question): I see you!
(The answer): Tha mi gad fhaicinn!
(Literal translation): Am I at your seeing*
(* "gad", a contraction of "aig do" is a prep. pronoun meaning "at your")
But of a crossover today: a Scottish Gaelic program (English subtitles included) that explores the lives and legacies that Scottish emigrants left behind when they came to Canada.
In this episode, Anne visits the Hockey Hall of Fame and discovers the history of a game with gaelic roots
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Not to be a little nerd but rowena Macleod shouldnât be Macleod because itâs a gaidhlig name and sheâs a woman so sheâd me nicleod but Iâm just happy thereâs any representation
LĂ Buidhe Bealltainn sona dhuibh đźđľď¸đťđĽ
Ăran GĂ idhlig na Seachdain #3
Brochan Lom le Brian Ă hEadhra is teaghlach
Thin Porridge
