Sam I Am
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👨🏻🏫 English teacher and language consultant
🤓 Armchair historian and linguist
🏴 Neach-ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig
🇮🇪 Foghlaimeoir na Gaeilge
🏴 Dysgwr o'r Gymraeg
👨🏻🏫 English teacher and language consultant
🤓 Armchair historian and linguist
🏴 Neach-ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig
🇮🇪 Foghlaimeoir na Gaeilge
🏴 Dysgwr o'r Gymraeg
Of course, this got me thinking about syntax. Pretty sure this sentence doesn’t communicate that, because both the eggs and ham should be green, so …
“uighean uaine agus hama uaine”?
If not, it’s “green eggs” and “ham” (implied to be not green), right? #Gàidhlig speakers, set this straight for me.
“uighean uaine agus hama uaine”?
If not, it’s “green eggs” and “ham” (implied to be not green), right? #Gàidhlig speakers, set this straight for me.
August 31, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Of course, this got me thinking about syntax. Pretty sure this sentence doesn’t communicate that, because both the eggs and ham should be green, so …
“uighean uaine agus hama uaine”?
If not, it’s “green eggs” and “ham” (implied to be not green), right? #Gàidhlig speakers, set this straight for me.
“uighean uaine agus hama uaine”?
If not, it’s “green eggs” and “ham” (implied to be not green), right? #Gàidhlig speakers, set this straight for me.
August 23, 2025 at 10:48 AM