Melodaidh has bravely volunteered to cook Seanair his dinner, but will it be up to his usual high standards? Well, this lesson might not have the proof of the pudding, but we can prove that Gaelic is a versatile language! Check out the conversation for yet more tasty Gaelic morsels! We’ll round things up afterwards and give you a few extra pointers, too!
| Melodaidh |
Siuthad! Ith do bhiadh!
Go on! Eat your food! |
| Seanair |
Tha mi loma-làn. Feumaidh mi falbh.
I’m full up. I need to go. |
| Melodaidh |
Cha leig thu leas. Ith na thogras tu!
You don’t need to. Eat what you like! |
| Seanair |
Tha e blasta, ach is fheudar dhomh falbh.
It’s tasty, but I must go. |
| Melodaidh |
Chan eil adhbhar agad sin a dhèanamh!
You don’t need to do that! (lit: You’ve no reason to do that!) |
| Seanair |
Oh tha. Tha e anmoch a-nis.
Oh, I do (Lit: Oh, yes) It’s late now. |
Melodaidh is insistent, but Seanair’s not too keen! You’ve come across Cha leig thu leas already in this lesson. Ith na thogras tu is handy – it allows you to express the idea of ‘whatever you want’ to someone.
We’ve got more examples below.;
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