Fòram na Gàidhlig

Sometimes it's not about a difference in "meaning" but rather in implication. If there's any difference, it's more about putting a bit more focus on one or other party. t can also be a matter of dialect. Colin Mark's dictionary says "in some areas dha and dhi, and the other forms of ...

Halo, I've come across a couple of phrases in some prose I'm reading: 1. dh'fhaighnich mi dha càit an robh e dol 2. dh'fhaighnich i dheth dè thachair and I'd be grateful if someone could tell me whether there's a difference in meaning between "dha" and "dheth" when used with &quo...