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Celtic Radio Community -> All posts by a member Top April Members Turn Off Ads   In Need Of Help Vincent767 Posted on: 21-Feb-2006, 09:09 AM Replies: 5 Views: 940 Thank you for trying to help, Wiz. I do appreciate it. I locted the words from this online dictionary: [URL=http://www.mackinnon.me.uk/Faclair/]Faclair Gàidhlig - Beurla [/URL] I do not know if it is Irish or Scottish, however. I am going to head to the local bookstore and library to see what I unearth there. I am sure I will back asking for more help. Thanks again.   Forum: Irish Gaelic  ·  Post Preview: #140479   In Need Of Help Vincent767 Posted on: 20-Feb-2006, 03:17 PM Replies: 5 Views: 940 Hello everyone. I am in need of some help with the correct pronunciation of the following words: ailleacht (sometimes seen as ailleachd) Gradh Annsachd I have gone to sites that help with pronunciation, but it isn't helping all that much (especially with the first and third words). As far as I can tell, 'Gradh' is pronounced 'Gra-v' .... but I could be way off, and have no idea if so. Each word will be preceded by 'Mo' (which I believe is the gaelic word for 'My' and is pronounced like the first two letters in 'Mass'). So, if one of you do speak Gaelic, could you please provide a phonetic translation? Much thanks, Vincent   Forum: Irish Gaelic  ·  Post Preview: #140436   In Need Of Help Vincent767 Posted on: 20-Feb-2006, 03:16 PM Replies: 3 Views: 355 Thank you very much; I will do that   Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #140435   In Need Of Help Vincent767 Posted on: 20-Feb-2006, 01:31 PM Replies: 3 Views: 355 Hello everyone. I am in need of some help with the correct pronunciation of the following words: ailleacht (sometimes seen as ailleachd) Gradh Annsachd I have gone to sites that help with pronunciation, but it isn't helping all that much (especially with the first and third words). As far as I can tell, 'Gradh' is pronounced 'Gra-v' .... but I could be way off, and have no idea if so. Each word will be preceded by 'Mo' (which I believe is the gaelic word for 'My' and is pronounced like the first two letters in 'Mass'). So, if one of you do speak Gaelic, could you please provide a phonetic translation? Much thanks, Vincent   Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #140423   Open Topic (new replies)   Open Topic (no new replies)   Hot Topic (new replies)   Hot Topic (no new replies)   Poll (new votes)   Poll (no new votes)   Locked Topic   Moved Topic   Celtic Radio Community -> All posts by a member Top April Members Turn Off Ads

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