Describing locations

In this lesson you'll learn how to describe locations.

Then you'll be able to say where someone is, whether they're at home, in the kitchen, in the bed or in the school.

But first, you'll take a look at some of the ways in which in the is used.

Now that you’ve learnt new words to talk about locations, it’s time to make some sentences.

You will need the word for he is or it is.

You know how to ask a question using a bheil e … which means is he or is it?

Now you'll learn how to ask if something is the case starting with A bheil … or to say that something is not with Chan eil …

Then we'll put it all together to make some new sentences!

Great! You’ve learnt six new words that describe location and you know how to say where people are as well as asking about their whereabouts.

Now let’s see if you can understand this conversation between Alasdair and Iain.

Now you'll try Alasdair's role.

The text you should speak will be highlighted in pink.

Now you'll try Iain's role.

Now you can try a quiz.

Or you can move to Lesson 8 - Forms of transport.