Practice Flashcards

Question

charaid / a charaid

Answer 1

friend (basic/nominative form) / a friend (vocative form - used to address someone) a ha-ridge

Answer 2

with / by (preposition)

Answer 3

me / I (pronoun)

Answer 4

with / by me

Answer 5

with / by you (singular)

Answer 6

with / by him

Answer 7

with / by her

Answer 8

with / by us

Answer 9

with / by you (plural / formal)

Answer 10

with / by them

Answer 11

Ness Chicken - famous delicacy from the Isle of Lewis.

Answer 12

All the best parts of a sheep (the lungs, heart, and liver) rolled up into its stomach and boiled.

Answer 13

bread (m) ah-ran

Answer 14

ham, bacon (m) hah-mah

Answer 15

butter (m) eeem

Answer 16

(a) cake (f) ke-i-sk

Answer 17

food (m) bee-ug

Answer 18

tasty blasta

Answer 19

I like is tug lyoum

Answer 20

(a) herrring (m) ska-dan

Answer 21

potato, potatoes (m) bun-tah-tah

Answer 22

fish (m) ee-isk

Answer 23

cheese (m) cah-sheh

Answer 24

water (m) ish-kah

Answer 25

I don't like ha tug lyoum

Answer 26

alot goo moo-r

Answer 27

(a) haggis (f) tak-gish

Answer 28

rice (m) reesh

Answer 29

porridge (m) bro-kan

Answer 30

whiskey (m) ish-ka be-ha

Answer 31

salt (m) sah-lan

Answer 32

that (pronoun) shin

Answer 33

pepper (m) pee-pur

Answer 34

at all ee-chith

Answer 35

salted gannet (m) goo-gah

Answer 36

soup (m) brout

Answer 37

Thank you - to one person tapa lay-et

Answer 38

Thank you - to more than one person, regardless of age or formality

Answer 39

Good afternoon / good evening face-gur maah

Answer 40

Good morning (h added to math because madainn is feminine) ma-teen maah

Answer 41

Good night (h added to math because madainn is feminine) oee-sha maah

Answer 42

Teacher (nominative) / a teacher (vocative)

Answer 43

sister (nominative) / a sister (vocative)

Answer 44

professor (nominative) / professor (vocative)

Answer 45

hello hah-lo

Answer 46

welcome (f) fahl-che

Answer 47

bye chee-aree

Answer 48

Cheers, health sla-n-che

Answer 49

morning (f) ma-teen

Answer 50

tea (f) tea

Answer 51

afternoon, evening (m) face-gur

Answer 52

Andrew Ann-dra

Answer 53

night (f) oee-sha

Answer 54

grandfather (m) vocative

Answer 55

mother (f) vocative

Answer 56

father (m) vocative

Answer 57

boy (m) vocative

Answer 58

girl (f) vocative

Answer 59

a hundred thousand welcomes

Answer 60

coffee coffee

Answer 61

you (singular)

Answer 62

he / him / it

Answer 63

she / her / it

Answer 64

we / us sheen

Answer 65

you (plural / formal)

Answer 66

they / them ee-at

Answer 67

I am ha me

Answer 68

excuse me (literally - take my excuse)

Answer 69

When vowels are split by a consonant(s), they are either broad and broad or slender and slender. broad vowels are A, O, U (ciamar and Seumas) slender vowels are E and I (toilichte)

Answer 70

well goo maah

Answer 71

tired skee

Answer 72

happy tolleesh-teh

Answer 73

sad bro-nach

Answer 74

now ah nish

Answer 75

fine kearsht u leh-or

Answer 76

cross cros-tah

Answer 77

James Shay-mus

Answer 78

from / out of

Answer 79

Where are you from? (one person who is not significantly older or with more seniority) co as a ha u

Answer 80

Where are you (all) from? (more than one person, or someone older, or with more seniority)

Answer 81

I (emphatic pronoun of mi)

Answer 82

you (emphatic pronoun of thu)

Answer 83

you (all) (emphatic pronoun of sibh)

Answer 84

Scotland (f) ah-lah-bah

Answer 85

England (f) Sa-sin

Answer 86

Ireland (f)

Answer 87

Canada (f)

Answer 88

Nova Scotia (f) ah-lah-bah nuorch

Answer 89

America (f)

Answer 90

Glasgow (city) glas-a-ho

Answer 91

Edinburgh (city) doon eechen

Answer 92

Inverness (city) in-yeurd nish

Answer 93

Stornoway (town)

Answer 94

London luning

Answer 95

busy trang

Answer 96

Who are you (formal, plural) co sheeb sheh

Answer 97

lovely al-win

Answer 98

Barra (island)

Answer 99

Lewis (island)

Answer 100

Mull (island) mul-leh

Answer 101

Islay ee-lah

Answer 102

on me (air + mi) oh-rum

Answer 103

I do not have on

Answer 104

on you (air + thu) or-sht

Answer 105

You have on

Answer 106

You do not have on

Answer 107

wanting (when a verb begins with a vowel, a "g" is added to make it a verbal noun - like adding ing to end of a verb in English) ak eeiree

Answer 108

I am wanting

Answer 109

buying (when a verb begins with a consonant, an appostrophe is added to "a" make the verb a verbal noun) a cen-nach

Answer 110

I am buying

Answer 111

(a) shirt, top (f) leen-yah

Answer 112

(a) t-shirt (f) leen-yah tee

Answer 113

(a) skirt (f) skurt

Answer 114

shoe (f) brok

Answer 115

look shaul

Answer 116

trousers, pants (f) bi-kish

Answer 117

coat (m) ko-tah

Answer 118

(a) bonnet (f) bo-nach

Answer 119

underwear (f) dra-ish

Answer 120

(a) dress (f) dre-sah

Answer 121

glasses (m) spare-clalen

Answer 122

(a) sweater, jumper (m) gen-see

Answer 123

(a) watch (m) urah-dath

Answer 124

socks (f) sto-kiñan

Answer 125

(a) kilt fey yach

Answer 126

clothes (m) eh-doch

Answer 127

(a) jacket (f) sech kach

Answer 128

boots bo-ta-nan

Answer 129

at me (aig + mi)

Answer 130

Tha _______ agam.

Answer 131

at you (aig + thu)

Answer 132

Tha_______ agad.

Answer 133

the process or result of weakened articulation of a consonant, causing the consonant to become voiced, spirantized, or lost.

Answer 134

glè bheag (glè + beag) adding h causes lenition

Answer 135

glè mhath (glè + math) adding h causes lenition

Answer 136

spider (literally - a fierce little stag) (m)

Answer 137

(a) mouse (f) looch

Answer 138

(a) bird (m) ee-an

Answer 139

(a) puppy (m)

Answer 140

pretty, beautiful

Answer 141

(a) pet (m)

Answer 142

at you (informal / singular)

Answer 143

(a) lamb (m)

Answer 144

(a) horse (m)

Answer 145

(a) sheep (f)

Answer 146

(a) frog (m)

Answer 147

tail, high

Answer 148

(a) rat (m)

Answer 149

(a) rabbit (m)

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