Cailean Mark - <[email protected]>
 
Tip 40

Email him at [email protected]

Last modified: March 10, 2002
These are from the Gaidhlig-B Mailing List, courtesy of Cailean Mark

Tip of the Week 40 'Leave' used in other expressions:   'Fàg aig' is used to mean 'leave to' in the sense of of 'leave as an inheritance' or 'leave something up to' e.g.   Dh'fhàg athair a' chroit aigesan. His father left the croft to him.   Feumaidh sinn fhàgail aigesan. We must leave it up to him.   leig leis = leave him alone / let him be   Chuir sinn cùl ris a' bhaile bòidheach sin. We left that beautiful town.   Chaidh Calum agus mise fhàgail leinn fhéin. Calum and I were left by ourselves / on our own   Bha sinn air an doras fhàgail fosgailte We had left the door open!   Another tip of the week soon (hopefully!)   Cailean Am Marcair Dubh Is i a' Ghàidhlig C�nan mo Dù�thcha.   URL: http://www.gaeldesign.com/colinmark

Return to
Main Menu
Gaelic Page
 
Tip of the Week - Main
  Tip of the Week - Previous Tip of the Week - Next
 
This page hosted by | Get your own Free Home Page