Describing things and people Ag innse cò ris a tha daoine agus rudan coltach

Vocabulary and Grammar Briathrachas agus Gràmar

Have you seen?Am faca tu?

Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.

am faca sibh? did you see? (plural/polite)

am faca tu? did you see?

Tu is the form of thu used after faca.

chunnaic yes (to answer am faca?)

chunnaic mi I saw

chunnaic, chunnaic mi yes, I saw

bùthan shops

aig na bùthan at the shops

cheannaich mi I bought

cheannaich mi bainne cuideachd I bought milk too

chuir mi I put

tiocaidean tickets

geansaidh ùr a new jumper

cheannaich mi geansaidh I bought a jumper

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PersonNeach

GaelicGàidhlig

EnglishBeurla

Wife	Chan eil sin dona. Dè do bheachd?	That’s not bad. What do you think?
Husband	Cha toigh leam idir e. Tha sin gu math snog.	I don’t like it at all. That’s quite nice.
Wife	Tha, ach tha e daor.	Yes, but it’s expensive.
Girl	Is toigh leam sin. Tha sin uabhasach snog. An toigh leat fhèin e?	I like that. That’s awfully nice. Do you like it yourself?
Man	Is toigh.	Yes.
Husband	Mmm, tha seo math. Is toigh leam seo.	Mmm, this is nice. I like this.
Waiter	Fìon geal à Astràilia.	White wine from Australia.
Wife	Tapadh leibh.	Thank you.
Husband	Dè do bheachd?	What do you think?
Wife	Tha seo sgoinneil. Is toigh leam seo.	This is brilliant. I like this.
Husband	Ghia! Tha sin grod!	Yuck! That’s rotten!
Birthday boy	Tapadh leibh.	Thank you.
Gran	Seo, a ghràidh. Meal do naidheachd.	Here, dear. Congratulations.

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