Fòram na Gàidhlig

Interrogation of a Highland Lass, on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNJgudcRi64

I agree that a good dictionary is the best option however it's sometimes one more object to carry. Rarely do not NOT have my phone.

There is an Ùr-sgeul on Tumblr. I don't know if it's the same person(s) or not: http://ur-sgeul.tumblr.com/

I don't think there's anything of a respectable size though I vaguely remember some muttering about turning the TYG dictionary into an app. There's a mobile version of the Faclair Beag though that you can shortcut onto your screen.

Before you ask, we're not turning it into an app, there's just no ...

Does anyone use an Android app Gaelic dictionary on a smart (?) phone ? I should think it very handy. Any recommendations?

Ah cRiPes !!!!

It shoulda-oughta been Robertson/Taylor.

Yes, CG is an updated TYG.

CG is more than 400 pages in length. TYG is fewer than 350. Whether or not the length differential is due to reformatting I do not know. The few passages I cross checked, but did not make a note of which ones, were alike so I am thinking the TYG has additional information ...

If this violates TOS, bin it or move it.

Not knowing if one exists, and not finding one via searching, I created an index to Complete Gaelic (Robertson/Taylor). It's in alpha
order and corresponds primarily to the grammar, and insights, sections as well as anything else in which I was interested ...

Article is about 1 year old. Has the situation improved?

http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/n ... 09.article#!