So basically this guy donald and the the guy known as the idiot, have humps on their backs. Donald was walking through the woods and heard music. When he stepped out and looked between the trees he saw fairies dancing and singing the words monday and tuesday. Donald the cleaver guy he is jumped out and said "Wednesday"! So the fairies took him to their king. The king said that donald put a good ending on their song so he offered donald a reward. Donald asked for his hump to be removed. The king sent his magic stick over Donald's back and removed the hump. He went home and showed it off the the idiot. The idiot went and found the fairies and jumped out and yelled "thursday"! So the fairies brought him to their king. The king said he destroyed their song and he would destroy him for doing so. The king sent his wand over the idiots back and gave him donald's hump. So he now had two humps on his back.
Tha seo uabhasach math a chàirdean! Beannachdan bho Èirinn, na caraidean Gàidhealach agaibh! 'S glè bhinn leam an cànan Gàidhlig agaibh, tha e cho diofraichte ach tha e soirbh dhomh a thuigsinn!
'S math sin ach 's ann mhothaich mi do litrachadh annasach agad =P "a' ce" agus "briagh'" 's bha agam ri rannsaich 'foighneachd' san fhaclair a bhith cinnteach! Ach ged a bha mi ire mhath cinnteach a bha e 'faighneachd"!
Gaelic in Nova Scotia has some unique grammatical aspects as well as anorthography that differs from Gaelic in Scotland.The orthography most regularly used by Gaelic Affairs is the orthographythat has been used to reflect Gaelic in writing by generations of Gaels in theprovince.
![เป็นไปได้ไหม - WanMai [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_6lZ6b3_7Vo/mqdefault.jpg)
It was a pleasure to work on this for you!
Hopefully this batch of first years will have as productive a time during Capstone as I did.
Tapadh leibh!
More please. Thank you for sharing this.
mr macdonald used to tell us this story rt if you cry every time
This stuff bussin
as an irish speaker, nova scotia gaelic is sort of calming. its very soft compared to irish. keep it living!
Tha e èibhinn ach chan eil mi a' tuigsinn. Tha beagan Gàidhlig agam.
Tha beagan Gàidhlig agam cuideachd.
So basically this guy donald and the the guy known as the idiot, have humps on their backs. Donald was walking through the woods and heard music. When he stepped out and looked between the trees he saw fairies dancing and singing the words monday and tuesday. Donald the cleaver guy he is jumped out and said "Wednesday"! So the fairies took him to their king. The king said that donald put a good ending on their song so he offered donald a reward. Donald asked for his hump to be removed. The king sent his magic stick over Donald's back and removed the hump. He went home and showed it off the the idiot. The idiot went and found the fairies and jumped out and yelled "thursday"! So the fairies brought him to their king. The king said he destroyed their song and he would destroy him for doing so. The king sent his wand over the idiots back and gave him donald's hump. So he now had two humps on his back.
Is fheàrr Gàidhlig bhriste na Gàidhlig anns a' chiste!
Tha seo uabhasach math a chàirdean! Beannachdan bho Èirinn, na caraidean Gàidhealach agaibh! 'S glè bhinn leam an cànan Gàidhlig agaibh, tha e cho diofraichte ach tha e soirbh dhomh a thuigsinn!
Tapadh leibh a charaid.
'S math sin ach 's ann mhothaich mi do litrachadh annasach agad =P "a' ce" agus "briagh'" 's bha agam ri rannsaich 'foighneachd' san fhaclair a bhith cinnteach! Ach ged a bha mi ire mhath cinnteach a bha e 'faighneachd"!
Gaelic in Nova Scotia has some unique grammatical aspects as well as anorthography that differs from Gaelic in Scotland.The orthography most regularly used by Gaelic Affairs is the orthographythat has been used to reflect Gaelic in writing by generations of Gaels in theprovince.
gaelicns Uill, tha i àlainn
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
We now remove
SCOLIOSIS
Thursday
@@evejames2453 well done
You get
DOUBLE SCOLIOSIS