"The computer is gray."

Translation: Tha an coimpiutair glas.

[StevenMaye5]

Doesn't glas mean lock?
I thought gray/grey was "liath"...

[1e7nx0WG]

Certainly according to am faclair beag, liath is grey or grizzled, while glas is grey-green; pale, wan or sallow; green or unripe.

My answer, "Tha an coimpiutair liath", was marked wrong, so I have reported it as "My answer should be accepted."

[Ivitcyex]

Liath is grey for hair/fur.

[AGSkyWalker]

Why do you use 'tha an' here and not just 'tha'?

[joannejoanne12]

an coimpiutair > the computer

coimpiutair > (a) computer

"Tha coimpiutair glas" is a valid sentence, but it isn't the correct translation here :)

[Anastazy666]

Why is "tha an coimpiutair LIATH" not accepted?

[DancingLass]

Why is "liath" wrong here?

[PhilipBarr608206]

Did they just decide to make the spelling of computer to be difficult?

[gndrmbs]

No, it has to follow the slender/broad vowel pattern.

[Jack386610]

If it said Tha coimpiutair glas ùr, would that mean the grey computer is new, or the computer is grey and new?