In level 4, “well” is the English prompt for both “gu math” and “tha gu math”, with no other indication of which form is the correct answer.
In level 5, “Who are you? (familiar)” is the English prompt for both “Cò thu?” and “Cò thusa?” There is nothing in the prompt to indicate whether or not the emphatic (thusa) is required.
This is my second attempt to create this topic. Hopefully this time I will be able to see it in the list of topics, and possibly, if I am very lucky, the course creator will see it too. Memrise does not seem to have any way to contact course creators directly.
@CharlaAnn Any luck? I’m trying to contact author of a different course about typos and it seems well nigh impossible. Wish Memrise had an easy option to pm course creators directly!
No luck at all. I’m doing the Basic Scottish Gaelic course now and it
doesn’t seem to have any of that kind of problem. If Memrise won’t give us
a way to contact the course creators ourselves, they could at least provide
some way for us to complain to Memrise and have them contact the creator.
Sheesh! It shouldn’t be this difficult to get corrections made!
Well … that doesn’t really help, unfortunately. I have no clue where this magic link “About” is. It isn’t on this forum page anywhere. It isn’t on my home page. At the bottom of my home page, there is an “About Us” link (no memrise staff listed), “Team” (no memrise staff listed), and “Contact Us” (no memrise staff listed). Pretend I know nothing about web pages (not true). With that in mind, how do I find someone on the memrise staff to tag?
Fwiw, I did send an email to the address on the “Contact Us” page (months ago) asking how to contact an instructor, and the answer from the memrise staff was “post it in a forum.”