Talking about things you enjoy A’ bruidhinn mu rudan a tha a’ còrdadh riut
How is he enjoying that?Ciamar a tha sin a' còrdadh ris?
Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.
a bheil e a’ còrdadh riut? are you enjoying it? / do you like it?
a bheil sin a’ còrdadh riut? are you enjoying that? / do you like that?
tha … a’ còrdadh rium I am enjoying …
tha seo a’ còrdadh rium I am enjoying this
tha e a’ còrdadh ris he is enjoying it
Remember that i refers to a grammatically feminine gendered object.
chan eil … a’ còrdadh rium I am not enjoying …
chan eil seo a’ còrdadh rium I am not enjoying this
ciamar a tha sin a’ còrdadh ris? how is he enjoying that? / how does he like that?
chan eil e a’ còrdadh ris idir he is not enjoying it at all / he does not like it at all
tha m’ athair air a dhreuchd a leigeil dheth my father has retired (literally: my father has given up his job)
chan eil e a’ còrdadh ri mo mhàthair nas mò my mother isn’t enjoying it either
| Nursery Staff | Halò. Feasgar math. | Hello. Good afternoon. |
| Mother | Feasgar math. Ciamar a bha i an-diugh? | Good afternoon. How was she today? |
| Nursery Staff | Bha gu dòigheil. | She was fine. |
| Mother | Halò, m’ eudail. A bheil sin math? | Hello, darling. Is that good? |
| Daughter | Tha. ’S toigh leam seo. | Yes. I like this. |
| Nursery Staff | Ò, tha a’ ghainmheach a’ còrdadh rithe. Tha i a’ còrdadh rithe glè mhath. | Oh, she enjoys the sand. She enjoys it very much. |
