Saying where you come from Ag innse cò às a tha thu

Vocabulary and Grammar Briathrachas agus Gràmar

At homeAig an taigh

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on telebhisean from the television

le with

le Speaking our Language with Speaking our Language

tha mi ag ionnsachadh I am learning

tha mi fileanta I am fluent

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PersonNeach

GaelicGàidhlig

EnglishBeurla

Mrs MacLeod	Dhà, trì, ceithir, naoi, naoi, naoi, naoi.	Two, three, four, nine, nine, nine, nine.
Female Staff	May I have your name, please?	May I have your name, please?
Mrs MacLeod	Màiri-Ann’...è, Mary-Anne MacLeod.	Mary-Anne ...eh, Mary-Anne MacLeod.
Female Staff	Màiri-Anna NicLeòid! Ò, co às a tha sibh?	Mary-Anne MacLeod! Oh, where are you from?
Mrs MacLeod	À Leòdhas. Co às a tha sibh fhèin?	From Lewis. Where are you from yourself?
Female Staff	À Tiriodh.	From Tiree.
Mrs MacLeod	Uill, uill, uill!	Well, well, well!
Female Staff	Mr Mackie!	Mr Mackie!
Mr Mackie	Mrs MacLeod? À, feasgar math.	Mrs MacLeod? Ah, good afternoon
Mrs MacLeod	Ò! A bheil Gàidhlig agaibh?	Oh! Do you speak Gaelic?
Mr Mackie	Tha. Beagan. Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig on telebhisean le Speaking Our Language.	Yes. A little. I’m learning Gaelic from the television with Speaking Our Language.
Mrs MacLeod	Uill, glè mhath.	Well, very good.
Mr Mackie	Ceart ma-thà. Tapadh leibh, Mrs MacLeod. Feasgar math.	Ok then. Thank you, Mrs MacLeod. Good afternoon.

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