Giving your address Ag innse do sheòladh
Where do you live? Càite a bheil sibh a' fuireach?
Tell someone where you live
Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.
To ask where someone lives, use:
càite a bheil sibh a’ fuireach? where do you live?
If talking to a friend or child use thu:
càite a bheil thu a’ fuireach? where do you live?
You could just answer with the name of the place where you live.
To tell someone where you live, you use the following:
tha mi a’ fuireach ... I live ...
… ann an Sruighlea … in Stirling
… ann an Obar Dheathain … in Aberdeen
… ann an Dùn Dèagh … in Dundee
Watch out for placenames beginning with b, f, m and p, where the Gaelic for 'in' is ann am.
… ann am Baile Ghobhainn … in Govan
You also heard the informal version of 'excuse me'.
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| Woman | Halò, Anna. Ciamar a tha thu? | Hello, Anna. How are you? |
| Anna | Tha mi glè mhath, tapadh leat. Ciamar a tha thu fhèin? | I’m very well, thank you. How are you yourself? |
| Woman | Tha gu math. Dè an obair a th’ agad an-dràsta? | I’m well. What’s your job just now? |
| Anna | Och, tha mi gun obair an-dràsta. Càit a bheil thu fhèin ag obair? | Och, I’m unemployed just now. Where do you work, yourself? |
| Woman | Tha mi ag obair aig an taigh. | I work at home. |
| Anna | Aig an taigh! A bheil thu ag iarraidh tì no cofaidh? | At home! Do you want tea or coffee? |
| Woman | Tha, cofaidh. | Yes, coffee. |
| Anna | Tiugainn. Agus ciamar a tha Seumas? | Come on. And how are you James? |
| Woman | Ò, tha gu math. | Oh, well. |