Talking about the senses A’ bruidhinn mu na ciad-fathan
Say this Can seo
Here are the words and phrases that you have heard in this lesson.
tha mi a’ cluinntinn … I can hear …
a bheil thu a’ faicinn càil? can you see anything?
a bheil thu gam chluinntinn? can you hear me?
tha mi gad fhaicinn I can see you
a bheil thu ga chluinntinn a-nis? can you hear him / it now?
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| Time to go over what we have learnt |
| I can hear … – tha mi a’ cluinntinn … |
| Let’s say it together |
| I can hear … – tha mi a’ cluinntinn … |
| Say it on your own |
| I can hear … – tha mi a’ cluinntinn … |
| Let’s try another one |
| can you hear me? - a bheil thu gam chluinntinn? |
| Say it with me |
| can you hear me? - a bheil thu gam chluinntinn? |
| Say it on your own |
| can you hear me? - a bheil thu gam chluinntinn? |
| Let’s try another phrase |
| I can see you – tha mi gad fhaicinn |
| Practise with me |
| I can see you – tha mi gad fhaicinn |
| Practise on your own |
| I can see you – tha mi gad fhaicinn |
| Listen to me |
| can you hear him / it now? – a bheil thu ga chluinntinn a-nis? |
| Repeat with me |
| can you hear him / it now? – a bheil thu ga chluinntinn a-nis? |
| Your turn |
| can you hear him / it now? – a bheil thu ga chluinntinn a-nis? |
| Time for another one |
| I can feel him / it – tha mi ga fhaireachdainn |
| Let’s practise together |
| I can feel him / it – tha mi ga fhaireachdainn |
| Now you try |
| I can feel him / it – tha mi ga fhaireachdainn |
