Saying where you’re going
Where are you going yourself? (plural / polite)
Look out for the following pieces of vocabulary in this clip.
càit a bheil thu a’ dol? where are you going?
càit a bheil sibh a’ dol? where are you going?
ciamar a tha sibh a’ dol ann? how are you getting there?
tha mi a’ dol ann … I’m going in/by? …
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Person
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English
| Female Staff | Càit a bheil sibh a’ dol? | Where are you going? |
| Man | Obar Dheathain. | Aberdeen. |
| Female Staff | Obar Dheathain an seo. | Aberdeen here. |
| Businessman | Halò, Aonghais. Ciamar a tha sibh? | Hello, Angus. How are you? |
| Angus | Tha gu math. Càit a bheil sibh a’ dol? | I’m well. Where are you going? |
| Businessman | Inbhir Nis. Agus càit a bheil sibh fhèin a’ dol? | Inverness. And where are you going yourself? |
| Aonghas | Lunnainn. Uill, feumaidh mi falbh. Mar sin leibh an-dràst’. | London. Well, I must go. Goodbye for now. |
| Businessman | Mar sin leibh, ma-thà. | Goodbye, then. |
