Phrase HELP for TATTOO

**shawhighlander** · 28th June 10, 07:42 AM

Can anyone translate this phrase into Gàidhlig?

**BoldHighlander** · 28th June 10, 12:19 PM

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**Chas** · 28th June 10, 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by shawhighlander

Can anyone translate this phrase into Gàidhlig?

Where does this quote come from, please?

Regards

Chas

**shawhighlander** · 28th June 10, 05:55 PM

The quote is actually a verse that is one of my favorites (Hebrews 3:13).

**shawhighlander** · 28th June 10, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by BoldHighlander

There's something wrong with your link.

Link works fine.

**BoldHighlander** · 28th June 10, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by shawhighlander

Link works fine.

Hmmm....interesting. On my monitor it shows up as a small box with a red 'x'. Oh well....

Best of luck with your project.

**piperdbh** · 28th June 10, 07:15 PM

I don't know Gaelic, but I have a New Testament in the language, so here goes:
Ach earailichibh a chéile gach aon là, am feadh a ghoriear An là 'n diugh dheth;

The semicolon at the end is in the English and Gaelic, but you could end the sentence with a period there if you wanted. I hope this helps.

**shawhighlander** · 28th June 10, 07:49 PM

Very excellent! Thank you for taking the time to find this. I am interested in the version of text that you have...would be a grand comparison, as I am learning Scots Gaelic as well. Where did you get it?

Btw.. BOLDHIGHLANDER, the text reads:

"Encourage one another, as long as a day is called today"

Cheers,