Week 31 - Shiaghtin nane-jeig as feed Flashcards
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
Way
Aght
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
Some way
Aght ennagh
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
He looks like myself in some way
T’eh jeeaghyn gollrhym pene
ayns aght ennagh
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
but in another way he looks like my sister
agh ayns aght elley t’eh jeeaghyn
gollrish my huyr
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
our house
nyn dhie
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
Do you want to go to our house this afternoon?
Vel oo geearree goll dys nyn dhie
fastyr jiu?
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
She’s the youngest one in our family
Ish yn fer saa ayns nyn lught-thie
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
He’s the oldest one
Eshyn yn fer shinney
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a son that works in Douglas
Ta mac ain ta gobbragh ayns Doolish
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have two sons that work in Douglas and one of them works at a secondary school
Ta daa vac ain ta gobbragh ayns Doolish as ta nane jeu gobbragh ec ard-schoill
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
As a teacher
Myr fer-ynsee / ben-ynsee
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a friend who works as
a teacher in Douglas
Ta carrey ain ta gobbraghey myr
fer-ynsee ayns Doolish
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
Nurse
Boandyr
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a son that works as a
nurse in Douglas
Ta mac ain ta gobbragh myr
boandyr ayns Doolish
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
He doesn’t think much of it
Cha nel eh coontey monney jeh
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a friend who works as a teacher in Douglas but he doesn’t think much of it
Ta carrey ain ta gobbragh myr fer-ynsee ayns Doolish agh cha nel eh coontey monney jeh
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
I have a sister that works in a bank in Douglas
but she doesn’t think much of it
Ta shuyr aym ta gobbragh ayns bank ayns Doolish agh cha nel ee coontey monney jeh
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a friend that likes working in Douglas
Ta carrey ain s’mie lesh gobbragh ayns Doolish
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
We have a son that goes to the
Bunscoill Ghaelgagh in St Johns
Ta mac ain ta goll dys
Y Vunscoill Ghaelgagh ayns Balley Keeill Eoin
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
They speak lots of Manx because they go to the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh in St Johns
Ta ram Gaelg oc er y fa dy vel ad goll dys y Vunscoill Ghaelgagh in St Johns
Kys t’ou gra ayns Gaelg:
My children speak lots of Manx because they go to the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh in St Johns
Ta ram Gaelg ec my phaitchyn er y fa dy vel ad goll dys y Vunscoill Ghaelgagh in St Johns