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Talking about consumer issues

You can repair that

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

tha e a’ tighinn às a chèile it is falling apart (masculine noun)

a’ tighinn às a chèile falling apart

faodaidh tu sin a chàradh you may mend that

tha … a’ tighinn às a chèile … is falling apart

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Person
Gaelic
English
Lorna Nach eil a’ bhlobhsa seo uabhasach!
Agus seall!
Tha e a’ tighinn às a chèile.		 Isn’t this blouse terrible!
And look!
It’s falling apart.
Mother Coma leat, a ghràidh.
Faodaidh tu sin a chàradh.		 Never mind, dear.
You can mend that.
Lorna A chàradh?
Chan eil mi idir a' dol ga chleachdadh, co-dhiù!		 Mend it?
I’m not even going to wear it anyway!