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if in Scottish Gaelic

nan

if

particle

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Tha iad ag ithe nan ùbhlan aca.

They are eating their apples.A2

’S cha tèid a glòir air chall, dh’aindeoin gò is mì-run mòr nan Gall.

Her glory will not be lost, despite the deceit and great malice of the Lowlanders.B2

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agverbal particle before a verbal noun, forming the continuous (tha mi ag ithe = I am eating)
'scontraction of is
amForm of an used before the consonants b-
b'Form of bu used before vowels and fh-
bupast/conditional of is
chanegative verb particle: not
gahim
namForm of nan used before the consonants b-
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