Talking about health A’ bruidhinn mu shlàinte
Don't take too muchNa gabh cus
Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.
na gabh cus don’t take too much
na gabhaibh cus don’t take too much
cha dèan deoch no dhà cron sam bith ort a drink or two won’t do you any harm
na ithibh cus don’t eat too much (plural / polite)
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GaelicGàidhlig
EnglishBeurla
| Let’s listen, repeat and practise |
| a wee bit of exercise is good for you – tha beagan eacarsaich math dhut |
| Let’s say it together |
| a wee bit of exercise is good for you – tha beagan eacarsaich math dhut |
| Say it on your own |
| a wee bit of exercise is good for you – tha beagan eacarsaich math dhut |
| Let’s try another one |
| it isn’t good for you – chan eil e math dhut |
| Say it with me |
| it isn’t good for you – chan eil e math dhut |
| Say it on your own |
| it isn’t good for you – chan eil e math dhut |
| Listen to me |
| don’t do too much – na dèanaibh cus |
| Repeat with me |
| don’t do too much – na dèanaibh cus |
| Your turn |
| don’t do too much – na dèanaibh cus |
| Time for another one |
| take a breath – leig d’ anail |
| Let’s practise together |
| take a breath – leig d’ anail |
| Now you try |
| take a breath – leig d’ anail |
