Faclair Mòr C
Gàidhlig gu Beurla
* polite/plural (f) feminine (m) masculine
café, the café, cafés
Colin
Campbell
friendly
Christina
Carinish, in Cairinish
quarter, the quarter
cheese, the cheese
Where is…?
Where is the dance?
Where does Iain live?
Where do you live?
Where do you live?
Where do you live?
Where do you work?
Where do you live?
Where were you?
Where?
cabbage, the cabbage
Malcolm
fifty
fifty five
thin
a bit
Why?
Why do you like...?
Why do you like...?
Why don’t you like...?
Why don’t you like...?
foot, the foot, feet
little legs
long legs
white legs/feet
cat, the cat, cats
Catherine
south (end)
north (end)
sandwich, the sandwich, sandwiches
chicken, the chicken
roast chicken
wrong
correct/right
forty
forty four
cake, the cake, cakes
chocolate cake
cèilidh, an cèilidh (m)
question, the question, questions
May, in May
four
fourteen
four sisters
four o’clock
Katie
music, the music
one hundred
I don’t like. (Lewis)
I don’t like… (Lewis)
It’s useless!
Campbell (female)
No. (…was/were not.)
I was not...
I wasn’t doing anything.
I wasn’t well.
Age doesn’t come alone.
No. (I don’t like)
I don’t like...
I don’t like the teacher.
It’s not a....
It’s not ... today
It’s none of your business!
That is not...
No. It isn’t.
I don’t enjoy…
I don’t have enough money.
I don’t have a …
He is not thirsty.
She is not thirsty.
I’m not thirsty.
I’m not hungry.
There’s nothing happening.
I can’t remember.
There’s nothing happening on Wednesday.
Not bad.
He’s not/It’s not…
He’s not wrong.
It isn’t...
She isn’t right.
He’s not/It’s not nice.
I don’t know.
She's not/It's not…
They’re not…
Iain doesn’t live...
I’m not going.
I don’t live...
I don’t understand.
I don’t want...
I don’t want anything.
I’m not well.
I’m not good at it…
Not much.
There’s not much happening.
I don’t have a pet.
Iain doesn’t have a pet.
This isn’t bad.
I haven’t got a penny!
No. (You may not.)
I’ll see.
so
as thin as a needle (as thin as a rake)
as alike as two herring (like two peas in a pod)
as brown as a nut
as black as coal
as white as crowdie
as green as the grass
as fat as a seal
as sick as a dog
as busy as a bee
as big as a mountain
How many?
How many are there?
How many pets do you have?
How many pets do you have?
How?
How was/were…?
How is/are...?
How are you?
How are you?
How are you?
How are you?
East Kilbride, in East Kilbride
Kilmarnock, in Kilmarnock
Kingussie, in Kingussie
timetable, the timetable
menu, the menu
long ears
big ears
drama club, the drama club
youth club, the youth club
playing
playing football
playing computer games
playing shinty
playing rugby
anyway
birthday, the birthday
What is ... like?
What is he/it like?
Who is in your family?
coke, the coke
cook/chef, the cook/chef
cooking
cooking
coffee, the coffee
five
fifteen
five o’clock
watching ... on TV
watching TV
Computing
rabbit, the rabbit, rabbits
curry, the curry
Gaelic choir, the Gaelic choir
like...
like me
appearance, the appearance
Never mind!
with my friends
concert, the concert
Good. (as an answer to “Dè do chor?”)
coat, the coat, coats
Religious Education
Christopher
crofter, the crofter, crofters
Geography
dog, the dog, dogs
also, too
Help me!
fly, the fly
puppy, the puppy, puppies
When?
When was/were…?
When is/are...?
When is your birthday?
When is it on?
Put!
Put/turn on the light!
Put/turn on the TV!
Put/turn on the radio!
Take off your jacket!
Put on your jacket!
Put up your hand!
Put!
Put your books away!
Put away your books!
Take off your jackets!
Put on your jackets!
Put up your hand!
cup, the cup
cup of tea
putting
pastimes, the pastimes
Hobbies and Events
carrots, the carrot, carrots
subject, the subject, subjects
school subjects, the school subjects