More about an tidsear
April 2, 2019
Fun Fact: Diluain (Monday) means day of the moon.
Dimàirt (JI MAIRSHT, Tuesday) means day of Mars.
Using full sentences about an tidsear (and mix these sentences up — leave your answers in the comments –about am balach):
- Chunnaic an tidsear na leasain.
- Thug an tidsear na leasain dhan chlas. (HOUK ahn TICH air na LAY suhn ghahn chlahs) The teacher gave the lessons to the class.
- Chuala an tidsear na leasain.
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Scottish Gaelic 
You might point out that the preferred word for “teacher” among Gaelic speakers is not the anglicized “tidsear” but the proper Gaelic term “fear-teagaisg,” a teaching person. Moran taing!
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