Saying where you’ve been Ag innse càit an deach thu
Where did you go? (plural / polite)Càit an deach sibh?
Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.
càit an deach sibh? where did you go?
This is the formal way you use to speak to an older person, or to a group of people.
càit an deach thu? where did you go?
This is the informal way you use to speak to an child or a friend.
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| Time to go over what we have learnt |
| where were you born?- càite’ an do rugadh sibh? |
| Let’s say it together |
| where were you born?- càite’ an do rugadh sibh? |
| Say it on your own |
| where were you born?- càite’ an do rugadh sibh? |
| Let’s try another phrase |
| I was born and brought up in Fife - rugadh is thogadh mi ann am Fìobha |
| Practise with me |
| I was born and brought up in Fife - rugadh is thogadh mi ann am Fìobha |
| Practise on your own |
| I was born and brought up in Fife - rugadh is thogadh mi ann am Fìobha |
| Let’s try another one |
| when did you get married? – cuin a phòs sibh? |
| Say it with me |
| when did you get married? – cuin a phòs sibh? |
| Say it on your own |
| when did you get married? – cuin a phòs sibh? |
| Let’s try another phrase |
| we got married when I was twenty - phòs sinn nuair a bha mi fichead |
| Practise with me |
| we got married when I was twenty - phòs sinn nuair a bha mi fichead |
| Practise on your own |
| we got married when I was twenty - phòs sinn nuair a bha mi fichead |
