sentence1: Nach robh fhios agaibh gun do shiubhail e bho chionn mu dà bhliadhna?

sentence2: Didn't you know that he passed away about two years ago?


sentence1: —Dè ur cor? —Droch chor. —Nach bochd sin.

sentence2: "How are you?" "Not well." "That's unfortunate."


sentence1: Tha na h-oileanaich seo nan Coirèanaich.

sentence2: Those students are Korean.


sentence1: Tha feum aig Tòmas air àite-fuirich.

sentence2: Tom needs a place to stay.


sentence1: Chan eil iasg anns an allt ann.

sentence2: There is no fish in the burn.


sentence1: Tha am bòrd anns an t-seòmar sin glè shnog.

sentence2: The table in that room is very nice.


sentence1: Tha mi a' smaoineachadh gum bheil uisge ann fon bhòrd.

sentence2: I think that there is water under the table.


sentence1: Bha am bàta fo sheòl.

sentence2: The boat was under sail.


sentence1: 'S e oileanaich a tha annainn uile.

sentence2: We're all students.


sentence1: Bha ròn ann anns an uisge, agus air a’ chladach.

sentence2: There was a seal in the water and another on the shore.


sentence1: Tha an litir seo dhan chaillich.

sentence2: This letter is to the old woman.


sentence1: Nach robh iad aig a’ mhuir tron oidhche?

sentence2: Aren’t they on the sea during the night?


sentence1: Bha sgeul mun chaileig sin anns an naidheachd.

sentence2: The story about the girl was in the news.


sentence1: 'S toigh le Tòmas bàrdachd a dhèanamh.

sentence2: Tom likes to write poetry.


sentence1: Bha sgeulachd inntinneach anns an litir dhan bhalach.

sentence2: There was an interesting story in the letter to the boy.


sentence1: Bha slat fhada ùr ann anns a’ bhùth.

sentence2: There’s a new long fishing rod in the shop.


sentence1: Nach robh iad ùine fhada anns a’ bhaile?

sentence2: Weren’t they a long time in the town?


sentence1: Bha an cù dubh air an fheur ris a’ ghrèin.

sentence2: The black dog on the grass was exposed to the sun.


sentence1: "Am faod thu an doras a dhùnadh?" "Faodaidh tusa."

sentence2: "Could you close the door?" "You could."


sentence1: 'S e oileanaich a tha ann an dithis dhinn.

sentence2: We're both students.


sentence1: Thòisich Tòmas ag ionnsachadh na Fraingis trì bliadhna air ais.

sentence2: Tom has been studying French for three years.


sentence1: Thòisich Tòmas ag ionnsachadh na Fraingis faisg air trì bliadhna air ais.

sentence2: Tom has been studying French for about three years.


sentence1: Bha a’ ghrian blàth anns a’ mhadainn, ach tha i fuar an-dràsda.

sentence2: The sun was warm in the morning, but it's cold at this moment.


sentence1: Bha i anns an leabaidh tron mhadainn a leughadh leabhar.

sentence2: She was in bed during the morning reading a book.


sentence1: Tha a’ Ghàidhlig glè inntinneach, nach eil?

sentence2: Scottish Gaelic is very interesting, isn’t it?


sentence1: Tha an nighean ris an uinneig oir tha a’ ghrian glè bhlàth an-diugh.

sentence2: The lass is at the window, because the sun is very hot today.


sentence1: Chan eil saoigh gun choimheas.

sentence2: There is no hero without compare.


sentence1: B' e Èirisgeach a bh' innte.

sentence2: She was from Eriskay.


sentence1: S' e Èirisgeach a th' ann an Tàmas.

sentence2: Tom is from Eriskay.


sentence1: 'S e Èirisgeach a bh' ann am Màiri.

sentence2: Mary was from Eriskay.


sentence1: Tha mi toilichte ur coinneachadh, a Thàmais.

sentence2: Pleased to meet you, Tom.


sentence1: Tha an dèideag agam briste.

sentence2: My toy is broken.


sentence1: Thèid prògram telebhisein seo leth riumsa, co-dhiù.

sentence2: This TV show is growing on me, anyway.


sentence1: Tha falt fada oirre.

sentence2: She has got long hair.


sentence1: Chaidh e thall thairis an-uiridh.

sentence2: He went abroad last year.


sentence1: ’S e Diluain a tha ann an-diugh.

sentence2: It is Monday today.


sentence1: "'S toil leatha ceòl." "'S toil is leamsa."

sentence2: "She likes music." "So do I."


sentence1: Cò tha a' chailleach sin?

sentence2: Who is that old woman?


sentence1: ’S e Dimàirt a tha ann an-diugh. Tha mi a' ceannach iasgan.

sentence2: Today is Tuesday. I am buying fishes.


sentence1: Chan eil an càr aca math.

sentence2: Their car is not good.


sentence1: Chan eil Frangais agamsa.

sentence2: I can't speak French.


sentence1: Chan eil an t-sìde cho math an-diugh 's a bha e an-dé.

sentence2: The weather's not as good today as it was yesterday.


sentence1: ’S e Didòmhnaich a bha ann an-dè.

sentence2: It was Sunday yesterday.


sentence1: Bha a chainnt iomchaidh san t-suidheachadh.

sentence2: His speech was suitable for the occasion.


sentence1: An e Disathairne a bhios ann a-màireach?

sentence2: Will it be Saturday tomorrow?


sentence1: 'S e Diluain a tha ann an-diugh agus 's e Dimàirt a bhios ann a-màireach.

sentence2: It's Monday today and it will be Tuesday tomorrow.


sentence1: Dè an latha a tha ann a-rithist?

sentence2: What day is it again?


sentence1: ’S e Diardaoin a th’ ann, agus bidh làraidh an sgudail a’ tighinn an-diugh.

sentence2: It's Thursday and the bin lorry will be coming today.


sentence1: ’S e Dihaoine là an sgudail ann an Sasainn.

sentence2: Friday is bin day in England.


sentence1: 'S fheàrr cinnteach na caillteach.

sentence2: Better sure than a loser.


sentence1: Tha mi ag èisteachd air an òran seo.

sentence2: I'm listening to this song.


sentence1: Cha bhi an làraidh a’ tighinn a-màireach, ma-thà.

sentence2: The bin lorry will not be coming tomorrow, then.


sentence1: Tha mi an dòchas gum bi, oir tha am bion làn.

sentence2: I hope it'll come, because the trash can is full.


sentence1: Dè tha sibh a' dèanamh?

sentence2: What are you doing?


sentence1: Tha mi a’ leughadh leabhar mun chànain.

sentence2: I'm reading a book about languages.


sentence1: An robh sibh aig an taigh an-dè?

sentence2: Were you at home yesterday?


sentence1: An robh thu aig an taigh an-dè?

sentence2: Were you home yesterday?


sentence1: Bha e ag obair anns an oifis a-raoir.

sentence2: He was working at the office yesterday evening.


sentence1: Cha robh mi ag obair an-dè.

sentence2: I was free from work yesterday.


sentence1: Am bi sibh ag obair aig an taigh-osda a-màireach anns a' mhadainn?

sentence2: Will you be working at the hotel tomorrow in the morning?


sentence1: "Dè a fhuair thu?" "Fhuair mi dà leabhar Gàidhlig."

sentence2: "What did you get?" "Two Gaelic books."


sentence1: Am bi thu ag obair aig an taigh-osda a-màireach anns a' mhadainn?

sentence2: Are you going to work in the hotel tomorrow morning?


sentence1: "Dè a thug thu dhi am-bliadhna?" "Thug dà adhann."

sentence2: "What did you give her this year?" "Two frying pans."


sentence1: Tha iad a’ bruidhinn ri chèile.

sentence2: They're talking among themselves.


sentence1: Air rèir do mheas ort fhèin 's ann a mheasas càch thu.

sentence2: As you see yourself so will others see you.


sentence1: Tha thu trang an-dràsda, nach eil?

sentence2: You are busy now, aren't you?


sentence1: Tha sibh trang an-dràsda, nach eil?

sentence2: You're busy now, aren't you?


sentence1: A bheil thu trang an-dràsda?

sentence2: Are you busy now?


sentence1: "Cò a thug dhuinn a' bhideo seo?" "Tòmas."

sentence2: "Who gave us this video?" "Tom did."


sentence1: —An toigh leat bàrdachd a dhèanamh? —'S toigh.

sentence2: "Do you like to write poetry?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha mi ag iarraidh don t-Suain.

sentence2: I want to go to Sweden.


sentence1: Bha mi ag èisteachd ri òran glè bhòidheach an-dè.

sentence2: I was listening to a really beautiful song yesterday.


sentence1: Tha mi trang an-dràsda, agus chan urrain dhomh a chluich còmhla riut.

sentence2: I am busy now and can't play with you.


sentence1: Tha sinn ag obair gu trang anns an achadh an-diugh.

sentence2: We are working hard on the field today.


sentence1: Bha am fear ag obair gu trang anns an achadh an-dè.

sentence2: The man was working hard on the field yesterday.


sentence1: Bidh iad ag obair gu trang anns an achadh an-màireach.

sentence2: They will be working hard on the field tomorrow.


sentence1: Bha e ag obair gu trang anns an achadh a-raoir.

sentence2: He was working hard on the field last night.


sentence1: Tha mo mhac ag obair gu trang anns an achadh an-dràsda.

sentence2: My son is working hard on the field right now.


sentence1: A bheil fios aig duine dè thachair?

sentence2: Does anyone know what happened?


sentence1: Tha mi glè thoilichte a' cluinntinn gu bheil Gàidhlig agad.

sentence2: I am very glad to hear that you speak Scottish Gaelic.


sentence1: Sheideadh e na h-adharcan de ghobhar.

sentence2: It would blow the horns off a goat.


sentence1: Tha mi uabhasach toilichte a' cluinntinn gu bheil thu ag iarraidh fuireach ann an Alba.

sentence2: I am really glad to hear that you want to live in Scotland.


sentence1: Tha mi toilichte a' cluinntinn gu bheil fìos agaibh, dè an t-ainm a th' oirre.

sentence2: I am glad to hear that you know how she is called.


sentence1: Tha mòran obair ga dhèanamh.

sentence2: There's a lot of work to be done.


sentence1: Thuirt Tòmas rium sa Fhraingis, "Chunnaic Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè."

sentence2: Tom told me in French, "Alice saw Mary the day before yesterday."


sentence1: Thuirt Tòmas rium sa Fhraingis gun chunnaic Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè.

sentence2: Tom told me in French that Alice saw Mary the day before yesterday.


sentence1: Tha mi an dòchas gu bheil an teaghlach agad gu dòigheal, a charaid.

sentence2: I hope that your family is fine, my friend.


sentence1: Chuir Tòmas ceist orm, "Am faca Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

sentence2: Tom asked me, "Did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"


sentence1: Tha mi 'n dòchas gu bheil do theaghlach gu math, a charaid.

sentence2: I hope your family is well.


sentence1: Tha Tòmas a' cur ceist orm, "Carson a chunnaic Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

sentence2: Tom is asking me, "Why did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"


sentence1: Tha dà bhrathair aige. Tha fear dhiubh a' fuireach ann an Osaka agus am fear eile ann an Kobe.

sentence2: He has two brothers, one lives in Osaka and the other in Kobe.


sentence1: Bidh Tòmas a' cur ceist orm, "Càite a fhaca Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

sentence2: Tom will ask me, "Where did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"


sentence1: Bheir Tòmas rium, "Chan fhaca Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè."

sentence2: Tom will tell me, "Alice didn't see Mary the day before yesterday."


sentence1: Cha robh duine am bu coma le Tòmas.

sentence2: Nobody disliked Tom.


sentence1: An ceann trì bliadhna, ràinig mi fileantachd.

sentence2: At the end of three years, I became fluent.


sentence1: Tha cuimhne mhath agam air.

sentence2: I remember him well.


sentence1: Cà bheil an t-oileanach?

sentence2: Where is the student?


sentence1: Chan urrainn dha phiuthar ruit a bhruidhinn an-diugh.

sentence2: Your sister can't talk to you today.


sentence1: A bheil cuimhne agad oirnn?

sentence2: Do you remember us?


sentence1: An ceann dàichead bliadhna 's a aon deug, dhealasaich Tòmas is Màiri ri chèile.

sentence2: At the end of fifty-one years, Tom and Mary divorced.


sentence1: Tha mòran leabhraichean air eachdraidh aige.

sentence2: He has a lot of books on history.


sentence1: Cha chosg an iris gu lèir ach dà not gus a chur sa phost.

sentence2: The magazine only costs two pounds, including shipping.


sentence1: Cha tèid agam air deagh Fhraingis a sgrìobhadh.

sentence2: I can't write good French.


sentence1: Làmh fhada is cead a sìneadh.

sentence2: It is certainly a tasty delicacy. To all of you I say "bon appetit."


sentence1: Nollaig Chridheil!

sentence2: Have a good Christmas.


sentence1: B' fheudar dhuinn lann an claidheamh a pheantadh airson dath ùr a chur air.

sentence2: We'd have to paint the blade of the sword in order to change the color.


sentence1: Feuch a bheil cùrsa Fraingis air astar aca.

sentence2: Let's see if they have a distance-learning French course.


sentence1: Is cuimhne leam mòran rudan.

sentence2: I remember many things.


sentence1: Is cuimhne leam an duine sin.

sentence2: I remember that guy.


sentence1: Am faca tu mo leannan?

sentence2: Did you see my boyfriend?


sentence1: Tha feum agam air do chuideachadh.

sentence2: I need you to help me.


sentence1: Chan iongnadh gur lugha le Tòmas sinne.

sentence2: No wonder Tom hates us.


sentence1: Gura math a thèid leat!

sentence2: I wish you good luck.


sentence1: Thuirt Tòmas gun do shaoil e gun robh am foghlam cudromach.

sentence2: Tom said that he thought that education was important.


sentence1: Is miann orm a bhith òg.

sentence2: I wish I were young.


sentence1: Tha teine math teth ann bhon ghual seo.

sentence2: There is good fire from this coal.


sentence1: Carson nach eil sibh ag éisteachd?

sentence2: Why aren't you listening?


sentence1: Cha chreid mi gu bheil i ag obair.

sentence2: I don't think that she is working.


sentence1: Tapadh leibh airson am fiosrachadh.

sentence2: Thank you for the information.


sentence1: Bu toil leam gun cuiridh sibh m' ainm dhan stòr-data agaibh airson na cùrsa.

sentence2: I would like you to add my name to your mailing list for the course.


sentence1: Tha seo nas fhurasta na bha Tòmas an dùil.

sentence2: This is easier than Tom expected.


sentence1: Faodaidh sinn am bus fhaighinn às a' bhaile seo.

sentence2: We can catch the bus from this town.


sentence1: Chan fheum mise a dhol, ach feumaidh tusa.

sentence2: I don't have to go, but you do.


sentence1: Cia mheud truinnseir a th' againn?

sentence2: How many plates do we have?


sentence1: ’S fhiach còig dolaran aon not.

sentence2: Five dollars are worth one pound.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil an t-acras ort.

sentence2: I suppose you're hungry.


sentence1: 'S beag orm an coltas sin!

sentence2: I hate that look!


sentence1: Chan eil e math air seinn.

sentence2: He doesn't sing well.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil gràdh agad oirre.

sentence2: I suppose you like her.


sentence1: ’S cha tèid a glòir air chall, dh’aindeoin gò is mì-run mòr nan Gall.

sentence2: Her glory will not be lost, despite the deceit and great malice of the Lowlanders.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil gaol agad air.

sentence2: I suppose you love him.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil gaol agad oirre.

sentence2: I suppose you love her.


sentence1: Rugadh mise ann an Osaka.

sentence2: I was born in Osaka.


sentence1: "An gabh thu tì no cofaidh?" "Cha ghabh idir."

sentence2: "Would you like tea or coffee?" "Neither."


sentence1: Chan eil fhios agam dè seòrsa duine a th' ann.

sentence2: I don't know what kind of person he is.


sentence1: Tha mi ag aontachadh ribh.

sentence2: I agree with you.


sentence1: Is i Gàidhlig an aon chànain am beul nam bàrd ’s nan èisg.

sentence2: Gaelic is the only language in the mouths of bards and fish.


sentence1: Gheibh thu leabhar innteanach ma thig thu do Chomhairle nan Leabhraichean!

sentence2: You will get an interesting book if you go to Comhairle nan Leabhraichean.


sentence1: Tha mis' ag iarraidh uisge teth.

sentence2: I want hot water.


sentence1: Bha an taigh-òsta seo glè fhaisg air an loch.

sentence2: This hotel was very near the lake.


sentence1: Tha an taigh-òsta sin glè fhaisg air an loch.

sentence2: That hotel is very near the lake.


sentence1: Tha an taigh-òsta seo glè fhaisg air an loch.

sentence2: This hotel is very near the lake.


sentence1: Dà cheud not 's a h-ochd an duine agus ceud dà fhichead not ’s a trì deug airson oileanaich.

sentence2: Two hundred eight pounds per person and a hundred fifty three for students.


sentence1: 'S le Tòmas an sealbh seo.

sentence2: Tom owns this property.


sentence1: Cha stad fiù 's aon tacsi.

sentence2: Not even one taxi stopped.


sentence1: Dè an dath as fheàrr leibh?

sentence2: What is your favourite colour?


sentence1: Tha Nara cho sean ri Kyoto.

sentence2: Nara is as old as Kyoto.


sentence1: Carson a tha thu nad aonar?

sentence2: Why are you alone?


sentence1: Tha mi an dùil a thighinn.

sentence2: I expect to come.


sentence1: 'S e ainm fìona a th' ann am "Madeira".

sentence2: Madeira is the name of a wine.


sentence1: Cha chreid mi gun obraich e.

sentence2: I don't think it will work.


sentence1: Am faca sibh seo fhathast?

sentence2: Have you seen this yet?


sentence1: Chan eil mi ga thuigsinn.

sentence2: I don't understand it.


sentence1: An do leugh thu seo fhathast?

sentence2: Have you read this yet?


sentence1: Tha fearg aig m' athair orm.

sentence2: Father is angry with me.


sentence1: Trobhad an-seo 's cuidich leam.

sentence2: Come here and help me.


sentence1: A bheil àite ann airson daoine a bharrachd?

sentence2: Is there space for one more person?


sentence1: "Dè tha thu ag iarraidh?" "Tha mi ag iarraidh cù."

sentence2: "What do you want?" "I want a dog."


sentence1: Tha mi ag iarraidh fuireach an-seo.

sentence2: I want to stay here.


sentence1: Tha an taigh-beag beag.

sentence2: The toilet is small.


sentence1: Tha iad ag ithe nan ùbhlan aca.

sentence2: They are eating their apples.


sentence1: Tha e coltach ri athair.

sentence2: He looks like his father.


sentence1: Chaidh i a-steach anns an tacsaidh.

sentence2: She got in the taxi.


sentence1: Thàinig mi a-mach anns an tacsaidh.

sentence2: I got out of the taxi.


sentence1: Tha mi air an iuchair agam a chall.

sentence2: I've lost my key.


sentence1: A bheil fios agad càite bheil tùr Tokyo?

sentence2: Do you know where Tokyo Tower is?


sentence1: Chuir an litir aige fearg oirre.

sentence2: His letter made her angry.


sentence1: Seall far a bheil mise an-diugh!

sentence2: Look where I am today.


sentence1: B' e Janet a bhuannaich a' chiad duais.

sentence2: It was Janet that won first prize.


sentence1: Tha taigh beag againn.

sentence2: We have a small house.


sentence1: Nach eil Tòmas oirre fhaicinn?

sentence2: Hasn't Tom seen her?


sentence1: Chan eil òran ann am bràthair Thòmais.

sentence2: Tom can't sing.


sentence1: Cha bhi Tòmas oirnn fhaicinn.

sentence2: Tom won't have seen us.


sentence1: Tha sin uabhasach math.

sentence2: That's very good.


sentence1: An robh Tòmas ort fhaicinn an t-seachdain a chaidh?

sentence2: Had Tom seen you last week?


sentence1: Saoilidh mi gun robh fearg aige.

sentence2: I think he was angry.


sentence1: A bheil e cho teth a h-uile latha?

sentence2: Is it this hot every day?


sentence1: Halò, 's mise Màiri. Dè an t-ainm a tha ort?

sentence2: Hello, I'm Mary. What's your name?


sentence1: Halò, 's mise Tòmas. Dè an t-ainm a tha ort?

sentence2: Hello, I'm Tom. What's your name?


sentence1: "Cò dhibh a rinn seo?" "Cha mhi."

sentence2: "Which of you did it?" "Not me."


sentence1: Gabhaibh mo leisgeul, dè an t-ainm a tha ort?

sentence2: Excuse me. What's your name?


sentence1: Ràinig sinn an stèisean aig sia uairean.

sentence2: We got to the station at six.


sentence1: Nuair a chaidh Màiri a-steach anns an t-seòmair, bha Jack a' sgur a bhruidhinn air ball.

sentence2: When Mary entered the room, Jack suddenly stopped talking.


sentence1: Tha e mar chù a’ mùin air an t-sneachd.

sentence2: He is running around like a headless chicken.


sentence1: Tha esan na dheagh shaor.

sentence2: He is a good carpenter.


sentence1: Chan fheum thu a thighinn dhan oifis a dh'obair Disathairne.

sentence2: You need not come to the office on Saturdays.


sentence1: "An robh thu nad chòcaire air a' bhàta sin?" "Cha robh."

sentence2: "Were you a cook on that boat?" "No, I wasn't."


sentence1: 'S e nothaist a tha thu.

sentence2: You're an idiot.


sentence1: Bha brògan geala oirre.

sentence2: She had white shoes on.


sentence1: Tha na laithean a' fàs nas fhaide 's nas fhaide.

sentence2: The days are getting longer and longer.


sentence1: Tha mòran obair ri dhèanamh.

sentence2: There's a lot of work to be done!


sentence1: Dè an diofar a tha eadar Calum agus Màiri?

sentence2: What is the difference between Malcolm and Mairy?


sentence1: Tha sràdag ann an Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has a temper.


sentence1: 'S iongnadh leam cò thàinig.

sentence2: I wonder who has come.


sentence1: Tha an t-éigh glè thiugh.

sentence2: The ice is very thick.


sentence1: 'S iongnadh leam cò ise.

sentence2: I wonder who she is.


sentence1: A bheil thu deich bliadhna a dh'aois?

sentence2: Are you ten years old?


sentence1: Tha mi a' dol dhan bhùth.

sentence2: I am going to the shop.


sentence1: A bheil Beurla agad?

sentence2: Do you speak... English?


sentence1: Bidh mi gu trang anns an fheasgar.

sentence2: I will be busy this afternoon.


sentence1: 'S e bean uasal a th' innte.

sentence2: She is a woman of noble birth.


sentence1: Tha mo bràithair anns an Astràilia an-dràsta.

sentence2: My brother is now in Australia.


sentence1: B' àbhaist dhomh leann òl.

sentence2: I used to drink beer.


sentence1: Thug brathair mo mhathar preasant dha.

sentence2: My uncle gave him a present.


sentence1: Bha e sgoinneil. Chaidh mi a Kyoto.

sentence2: It was great. I went to Kyoto.


sentence1: Thug an neach-teagaisg cus obair-dachaigh dhuinn.

sentence2: The teacher gave us a lot of homework.


sentence1: B' ann orra a bha an t-acras.

sentence2: They were the ones who were hungry.


sentence1: Saoil gun innsidh sibh dhuinn cò as a thàining sibh.

sentence2: Tell us where you came from.


sentence1: Bha iad a' bruidhinn mu do dhèidhinn.

sentence2: They were talking about you.


sentence1: Tha mi a' leughadh leabhar.

sentence2: I'm reading a book.


sentence1: "An tigeadh tu a dh'Astràilia?" "Thigeadh gu dearbh."

sentence2: "Would you come to Australia?" "Yes indeed."


sentence1: Rugadh is thogadh mise ann an Astràilia.

sentence2: I was born and raised in Australia.


sentence1: Is caileag glè bhòidheach Heather.

sentence2: Heather is a very beautiful girl.


sentence1: Bha iongnadh air Eamag.

sentence2: Emily was surprised.


sentence1: Am bheil thu a' coinneamh le duine an-seo?

sentence2: Are you meeting someone here?


sentence1: Bha Eamag ag èisteachd ri ceòl.

sentence2: Emily was listening to music.


sentence1: Chunnaic mi e le m’ shùilean fhèin.

sentence2: I saw it with my own eyes.


sentence1: Chan eil feum aig Tàmas falbh.

sentence2: Tom doesn't have to go.


sentence1: "Nach can tusa gun robh mi ceart gu leòr?" "Canaidh."

sentence2: "Won't you say that I was right?" "I will."


sentence1: Thachair e bho chionn barrachd air trì latha.

sentence2: This happened more than three days ago.


sentence1: Rinn i an obair gun dragh sam bith.

sentence2: She did the work without any difficulty.


sentence1: 'S ann à Boston a tha mi.

sentence2: I'm from Boston.


sentence1: Tha thu fortanach gu bheil càirdean cho math agad.

sentence2: You are fortunate for having such good friends.


sentence1: 'S ann à Sasainn a tha e.

sentence2: He comes from England.


sentence1: Dè rinn thu leis an leabhar agam?

sentence2: What did you do with my book?


sentence1: Feuchaidh mi an ceist seo fhreagairt ma dh'fhaodas mi.

sentence2: I'll try to answer this question if I may.


sentence1: Am faod mi faighneachd dè an aois a tha sibh?

sentence2: May I ask how old you are?


sentence1: Tha e glè fhuar an-diugh.

sentence2: It's very cold today.


sentence1: Dh'iarr mi oirbhse sguir dheth.

sentence2: I asked you to stop it.


sentence1: Chaidh cron mòr a dhèanamh air a' chàr agam san tubaist.

sentence2: My car was badly damaged in the accident.


sentence1: A bheil thu ag èisteachd ri ceòl?

sentence2: Are you listening to music?


sentence1: A Thàmais, fuirich san t-sèithear!

sentence2: Tom, stay in your seat!


sentence1: Chan eil càil fhios agam air dè a thachair.

sentence2: I have no idea what happened.


sentence1: Am bi sibh daonnan trang?

sentence2: Are you always busy?


sentence1: Thuirt Juliana dhomh gur ann à São Paulo a tha thu.

sentence2: Juliana told me you're from São Paulo.


sentence1: Cha do cheannaich mi an leabhar seo.

sentence2: I didn't buy this book.


sentence1: Dh'èist mi ri òran glè bhòidheach an-dè.

sentence2: I listened to a very beautiful song yesterday.


sentence1: Tha mi a’ dhèanamh m’ obair-dachaigh.

sentence2: I'm doing my homework.


sentence1: Chan e mise as coireach.

sentence2: It wasn't my fault.


sentence1: Tha mi air mo sheòladh post-dealain a dhìochuimhneachadh.

sentence2: I've forgotten my email address.


sentence1: Chan eil mi ag iarraidh dol dhan sgoil.

sentence2: I don't want to go to school.


sentence1: Innis dhomh an t-ainm a tha air an naoidheamh mìos.

sentence2: Tell me the name of the ninth month.


sentence1: Càite a bhithinn a' dol? Chan innsidh mi dhut!

sentence2: Where would I be going? I won't tell you!


sentence1: 'S iongnadh leam cò iad.

sentence2: I wonder who they are.


sentence1: 'S tusa gràdh mo bheatha.

sentence2: You're the love of my life.


sentence1: Tha mi eòlach air na h-oileanaich a tha seo.

sentence2: I know these students.


sentence1: Tha nighean agus balach aig Tòmas agus Màiri.

sentence2: Tom and Mary have a daughter and a son.


sentence1: A bheil fios agad, cò ise?

sentence2: You know who she is?


sentence1: Tha sin math gu leòr.

sentence2: That's good enough.


sentence1: Tha fios agam gum bheil fios agad gum bheil fios agam.

sentence2: I know that you know that I know.


sentence1: Dùin do bheul agus èisd!

sentence2: Shut up and listen!


sentence1: Cha bu chòir dhuibh dol a-mach.

sentence2: You ought not to go out.


sentence1: Tha fios agam nach eil fhios agam.

sentence2: I know that I don't know.


sentence1: "Cò leis a tha an leabhar?" "'S e le Tòmas."

sentence2: "Whose is the book?" "It's Tom's."


sentence1: Chan eil sgoil mhòr aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom hasn't had much education.


sentence1: Tha sgoil mhòr aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom is a well-educated person.


sentence1: 'S iongnadh leam cò dh'innlich e.

sentence2: I wonder who invented it.


sentence1: Tha agam ri stampaichean a cheannach.

sentence2: I need to buy stamps.


sentence1: Bhruidhinn air ceòl.

sentence2: I talked about music.


sentence1: Bha sgoil mhòr agus tòrr chànanan aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom was highly educated and spoke several languages fluently.


sentence1: Tha mi ag obair ann am banca.

sentence2: I work in a bank.


sentence1: Càit' an robh i a' dol?

sentence2: Where was she going?


sentence1: Dh'fhosgail mi am bogsa. Bha e falamh.

sentence2: I opened the box. It was empty.


sentence1: Chan eil gràdh orm aig a' bhalach is tha gaol agam air.

sentence2: The boy I love doesn't love me.


sentence1: Tha feum agam air stampa.

sentence2: I need a stamp.


sentence1: Tha mi a' feitheamh air an trèan.

sentence2: I'm waiting for the train.


sentence1: Cha toil leam bailtean mòra.

sentence2: I don't like big cities.


sentence1: Seasamaid an aghaidh na gràine-chinnidh.

sentence2: Say no to racism.


sentence1: Rinn i an aon mearachd a-rithist.

sentence2: She made the same mistake again.


sentence1: Cha do dh'fhàg Tàmas Astràilia.

sentence2: Tom hasn't left Australia.


sentence1: Bha mi glè sgìth a-raoir.

sentence2: I was very tired last night.


sentence1: Tha na leabhraichean seo gu math sean.

sentence2: These books are very old.


sentence1: Bha mi glè sgìth an-diugh.

sentence2: I was very tired today.


sentence1: 'S ann leamsa a tha an taigh seo.

sentence2: This house is mine.


sentence1: Cha b' urrainn dhomh cadal air sgàth na fuaim.

sentence2: I could not sleep because of the noise.


sentence1: Chan ann leamsa a tha an taigh seo.

sentence2: This house is not mine.


sentence1: Is leamsa a tha an taigh seo.

sentence2: This house is mine, not yours.


sentence1: Carson nach mhàir Fraingis anns an dùthaich seo?

sentence2: Why didn't French last in this country?


sentence1: Cuiridh mise fòn thuice a-nochd fhèin.

sentence2: I'll phone her tonight.


sentence1: 'S e taigh Thòmais a tha ann.

sentence2: It's Tom's house.


sentence1: Cà bheil taigh Thòmais?

sentence2: Where is Tom's house?


sentence1: Rach do thaigh Thòmais.

sentence2: Go to Tom's house.


sentence1: Cò leis a tha am fearann seo?

sentence2: Who owns this land?


sentence1: Cò leis a tha an taigh seo?

sentence2: Who owns this house?


sentence1: Thig Tòmas a dh'Astràilia an-ath-bhliadhna.

sentence2: Tom will come to Australia next year.


sentence1: Tha cat is cù agam. Tha an cat dubh agus tha an cù geal.

sentence2: I have a cat and a dog. The cat is black and the dog is white.


sentence1: "An leatsa an taigh?" "Chan e."

sentence2: "Do you own the house?" "No."


sentence1: "An e oileanach a tha annad?" "'S e."

sentence2: "Are you a student?" "Yes."


sentence1: Nach robh aice ach còig notaichen?

sentence2: Didn't she only have five quid?


sentence1: "Nach ann tric a bhios sibh aig an taigh?" "Chan ann."

sentence2: "Aren't you often home?" "No, I'm not."


sentence1: "An ann a-nochd a chì sibh am film?" "Chan ann."

sentence2: "Will you see the film tonight?" "No."


sentence1: Bha na cloinn a' cluich anns a' phàirc.

sentence2: The children were playing in the park.


sentence1: "Am faca sibh am film sin?" "Chunnaic."

sentence2: "Did you see that movie?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha e glè fhuar san t-seòmar seo, nach eil?

sentence2: It's very cold in this room, isn't it?


sentence1: Tha am boirreanach ceart.

sentence2: The woman is right.


sentence1: "Am faic thu taigh-tasgaidh a-rithist?" "Chì."

sentence2: "Will you see the museum again?" "Yes."


sentence1: Na ruith anns an t-seòmair seo.

sentence2: Do not run in this room.


sentence1: Shuidh e sìos gus nobhail a leughadh.

sentence2: He sat down to read a novel.


sentence1: "An robh sibh nur stiùiriche am buidheann-carthannachd sin?" "Bha."

sentence2: "Were you the director of that charity?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha mòran oileanaich aca.

sentence2: They have many students.


sentence1: Chan eil mi ach air dà no trì deochannan òl.

sentence2: I've only had two or three drinks.


sentence1: An e balach no nighean a th' ann?

sentence2: Is it a boy or a girl?


sentence1: Càite an do lorg thu an rud neònach seo?

sentence2: Where did you find that strange thing?


sentence1: Canaidh e gur ise a mhàthair.

sentence2: He'll say that she's his mother.


sentence1: "Am b' ann fon bhòrd a bha an cù?" "B' ann."

sentence2: "Was the dog under the table?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha an t-uabhas de dhaoine anns a' phàirc.

sentence2: There are a great many people in the park.


sentence1: Dè tha thu a' dèanamh?

sentence2: What're you doing?


sentence1: Càite am bi sinn a' dol a-nochd?

sentence2: Where are we going tonight?


sentence1: "Nach saoil thu gur ann an-dè a chunnaic sinn an aiseag?" "Saoilidh."

sentence2: "Don't you think we saw the ferry yesterday?" "Yeah."


sentence1: Tha i gaothach an-dràsda.

sentence2: It's now windy.


sentence1: 'B ann o chionn dà mhìos a thòisich Tòmas ag ionnsachadh na Fraingis.

sentence2: Two months ago, Tom began to learn French.


sentence1: Bu mhath leam sin fheuchainn.

sentence2: I want to try this.


sentence1: Tha i grianach an-dràsda

sentence2: It's sunny just now.


sentence1: Càite a bheil do ghùnan sìod?

sentence2: Where are your silk gowns?


sentence1: Tha i sgòthach an-duigh.

sentence2: It's cloudy today.


sentence1: Tha là brèagha ann.

sentence2: It's a beautiful day.


sentence1: Chan eil airgead sam bith agad.

sentence2: You haven't any money.


sentence1: Tha deagh shìde ann.

sentence2: The weather is good.


sentence1: Ciamar a tha an t-sìde ?

sentence2: How's the weather?


sentence1: Cuir stampa air a' phasgan agus chuir anns a' phost e.

sentence2: Put a stamp on the parcel and post it.


sentence1: Chunnaic mi reul an-diugh.

sentence2: I saw a star today.


sentence1: Cha robh mi trang an-dè.

sentence2: I wasn't busy yesterday.


sentence1: Càite an do cheannaich thu na brogan seo?

sentence2: Where did you buy these shoes?


sentence1: Chan eil Fraingis agam.

sentence2: I don't speak French.


sentence1: Bha mi trang a' còcaireachd.

sentence2: I was busy cooking.


sentence1: Biodh gu leòr aig Tàmas.

sentence2: Tom would have enough.


sentence1: Bithidh do thoil ri dhèanamh.

sentence2: You'll have enough to do.


sentence1: Tha mise cho sgìth ri cù!

sentence2: I am as tired as a dog.


sentence1: Mo ghaoil air do dhà shùil.

sentence2: I love your eyes.


sentence1: 'S ann do Dhia a bhuineas slàinte.

sentence2: Salvation is God's affair.


sentence1: Chan eil guth ri ràdh.

sentence2: There is nothing to be said.


sentence1: Thòisich mi air ionnsachadh dha-rìribh san Dàmhair.

sentence2: I started to learn it seriously in October.


sentence1: Cha robh Tòmas airson fàgail idir.

sentence2: Tom didn't want to leave at all.


sentence1: Càite a bheil thu fhèin ag obair?

sentence2: Where do you work?


sentence1: Tha a' chaileag bòidheach.

sentence2: The girl is beautiful.


sentence1: Dè fon ghrèin a tha sin?

sentence2: What on Earth is that?


sentence1: Cha tug mi cuireadh dhutsa.

sentence2: You weren't invited.


sentence1: Thug Tòmas cuireadh dha Mhàiri.

sentence2: Tom invited Mary.


sentence1: A bheil Gàidhlig na h-Èireann agaibh?

sentence2: Do you speak Irish?


sentence1: Tha gu leòr aig Tàmas ri ràdh.

sentence2: Tom has enough to say.


sentence1: An tèid aig Tòmas air tighinn ann? Nach tèid? Uill, tha sin duilich.

sentence2: Can Tom make it? He can't? Well, that's unfortunate.


sentence1: Cha tèid agam air tighinn ann, duilich.

sentence2: I can't come, sorry.


sentence1: Tha mi ro thrang aig m' obair.

sentence2: I'm too busy at work.


sentence1: Fònaidh mise Dihaoine e.

sentence2: I'll call him on Friday.


sentence1: "Am bi an deuchainn doirbh?" "Bidh nas doirbhe na fear sa chaidh."

sentence2: "Will the exam be difficult?" "It will be more difficult than the last one."


sentence1: Carson a thuirt thu gum bu choir dhomh Fraingis ionnsachadh?

sentence2: Why did you say that I should learn French?


sentence1: Tha fearg aig Ciorstag orm.

sentence2: Karen is angry with me.


sentence1: Bha Tàmas an dùil gun robh Màiri gu sunndach.

sentence2: Tom expected Mary to be in good spirits.


sentence1: Tha e a' bruidhinn gu luath.

sentence2: He is speaking quickly.


sentence1: An urrainn dhuibh bruidhinn nas maille?

sentence2: Can you talk more slowly?


sentence1: Am bheil do mhàthair a-staigh?

sentence2: Is your mum at home?


sentence1: Chan eil ach beagan Gàidhlig agam.

sentence2: I only speak a little Gaelic.


sentence1: Stad e faisg air cathair Thòmais.

sentence2: He stopped by Tom's chair.


sentence1: 'S bhòidheach an latha.

sentence2: It's a beautiful day!


sentence1: Suidh aig ceann a' bhùird.

sentence2: Sit at the head of the table.


sentence1: Dè a' phrìs a tha seo?

sentence2: How much does this cost?


sentence1: Chan ann an-dè a rugadh ise.

sentence2: She wasn't born yesterday.


sentence1: B' fheàrr Iùdas làmh rium.

sentence2: I'd rather have Judas by my side.


sentence1: Mo mhallachd aig na caoraich mhòr.

sentence2: My curses on the big sheep.


sentence1: Tha trì fichead bliadhna 's a trì on dh'fhàg mi Dùthaich 'IcAoidh.

sentence2: It's been sixty-three years since I left Sutherland.


sentence1: 'S ann agamsa a tha am fear dubh.

sentence2: The black one is mine.


sentence1: Chaidh e thall thairis bho chionn dà bhliadhna.

sentence2: He went abroad two years ago.


sentence1: Tha cuimhn’ agam air an-dràsda.

sentence2: I remember it now.


sentence1: B' urrainn dhomh cuir Spànntis air an dàn sin.

sentence2: I could translate that poem to Spanish.


sentence1: Triùir a thig gun iarraidh, gaol, èud agus eagal.

sentence2: Three things that come unwanted: love, jealousy, and fear.


sentence1: Chuala mi òran breagha an-dè.

sentence2: I heard a beautiful song yesterday.


sentence1: Duin an dòras, mas e do thoil e.

sentence2: Close the door please.


sentence1: Tionailidh maoin, maoin, agus tionailidh fiachan, fiachan.

sentence2: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.


sentence1: B' àbhaist dha leann òl.

sentence2: He used to drink beer.


sentence1: B' àbhaist dhi leann òl.

sentence2: She used to drink beer.


sentence1: Tha e a-nis air slighe na fìrinn.

sentence2: He passed away.


sentence1: Carson nach èist thu rium?

sentence2: Why don't you listen to me?


sentence1: Dèan math an aghaidh 'n uilc.

sentence2: Turn the other cheek.


sentence1: Seall air an taigh ud.

sentence2: Look at that house.


sentence1: Ch' an fhuiling an onair chùd.

sentence2: Honor cannot be repaired.


sentence1: Thachair e an-uiridh.

sentence2: It happened last year.


sentence1: Nach gorm na cnuic a tha fada bhuainn.

sentence2: How green are the hills that are far from us.


sentence1: Chan eil an t-eagal orm idir.

sentence2: I'm not afraid at all.


sentence1: A bheil thu ag iarraidh siùcar?

sentence2: Do you want sugar?


sentence1: Tha an cu mòr a' cur eagal orra.

sentence2: The big dog is frightening them.


sentence1: Cairson a tha fearg ort?

sentence2: Why are you angry?


sentence1: Tha sin a' cur fearg oirre.

sentence2: This makes her angry.


sentence1: Bha Tòmas air Fraingis ionnsachadh.

sentence2: Tom had learned French.


sentence1: Breac à linne, slat à coille ‘s fiadh à fìreach - mèirle às nach do ghabh Gàidheal a-riamh nàire.

sentence2: A trout from the river pool, a staff from the wood, and a deer from the moor - "thefts" of which no Gael was ever ashamed.


sentence1: Cha bhi 'm bochd soghail, saibhir.

sentence2: The extravagant poor will never be wealthy.


sentence1: Tha beagan Beurla aig mo mhàthair.

sentence2: My mother speaks little English.


sentence1: Mur h-eil a-nist, cuine?

sentence2: If not now, when?


sentence1: Halò, ciamar a tha thu, a chàraid choir?

sentence2: Hi, how are you, my dear friend?


sentence1: Tha Tàmas agus Màiri a’ bruidhinn ri chèile.

sentence2: Tom and Mary are talking to each other.


sentence1: Is fheàrr Gàidhlig bhriste na Gàidhlig sa chiste.

sentence2: Better broken Gaelic than no Gaelic at all.


sentence1: Is toigh leam a bhith a' sgrìobhadh an-seo.

sentence2: I like to write here.


sentence1: Am toigh leat a bhith a' leughadh Tatoeba?

sentence2: Do you like to read Tatoeba?


sentence1: Cha shoirbh triubhas a chur air cat.

sentence2: It's not easy to put breeches on a cat.


sentence1: Chaill e a h-uile rud a bh' aige.

sentence2: He lost everything he owned.


sentence1: Is buaine bladh nas saoghal.

sentence2: Glory lasts longer than life.


sentence1: Chòrd am pàrtaidh glan le Tòmas

sentence2: Tom had a lot of fun at the party.


sentence1: Is buaine na gach ni 'n naire.

sentence2: Shame lasts longer than anything.


sentence1: Tha Beurla an cànan a tha a' fuireach 'nam chrìdhe.

sentence2: English is the language that dwells in my heart.


sentence1: Am mac mar an t-athair.

sentence2: Son is like father.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil gràdh agad air.

sentence2: I suppose you like him.


sentence1: Tha mi ag iarraidh dol do Lunnainn.

sentence2: I want to go to London.


sentence1: Buillean an-diugh, tuiream a-màireach.

sentence2: Revenge today, mourning tomorrow.


sentence1: Tha mi duilich, ach feumaidh mi dol dhachaigh an-dràsta.

sentence2: I'm sorry, but I'll have to go home now.


sentence1: Dè an t-ainm a th' ort?

sentence2: What's your name?


sentence1: Dè an t-ainm a th' oirre?

sentence2: What's her name?


sentence1: Càite a bheil thu ag obair?

sentence2: Where are you working?


sentence1: Dè tha thu a' deànamh an-diugh?

sentence2: What are you going to do today?


sentence1: Dè bha iad a' deànamh an-dè?

sentence2: What were they doing yesterday?


sentence1: Thàinig sinn air adhart nuair a chaidh sinn dhan cùrsa Fraingis sin.

sentence2: We made a lot of progress when we went to that French class.


sentence1: Tha mi a' dol dhan leabaidh.

sentence2: I'm going to bed.


sentence1: Ann an a-màireach a bhios tu a' falbh air saor-làithean?

sentence2: Are you going to be on vacation tomorrow?


sentence1: Tha mo phiuthar ainmeil.

sentence2: My sister is famous.


sentence1: Tha mi uabhasach duilich seo a chluinntinn.

sentence2: I am really sorry to hear that.


sentence1: Thachair mi ri poileas ach cha do thug e toighe dhomhsa idir.

sentence2: I ran into a policeman but he didn't notice me at all.


sentence1: Cuine a bhios tu a' tighinn a dh'Alba?

sentence2: When will you be coming to Scottland?


sentence1: Cò còmhla ris a bhios tu a' tighinn?

sentence2: Whom are you going to come with?


sentence1: Chan eil an duine aig a bheil fios a-staigh.

sentence2: There is nobody at home who knows that.


sentence1: Bu mhath leam rudeigin òl.

sentence2: I want to drink something.


sentence1: Tha mi cinnteach gum bi i a' sein anns an eaglais a-màireach.

sentence2: I'm sure she is going to sing at church tomorrow.


sentence1: Tha thu uabhasach laghach .

sentence2: You're very nice.


sentence1: Tha mi a' saoilsinn gu bheil fear ann an-sin.

sentence2: I think that there is a man there.


sentence1: Tha mi a' smaoineachadh gur e deagh spòrs a bh' ann, gu dearbh!

sentence2: I think that it was a lot of fun, indeed!


sentence1: A bheil naidheachd agad dhomh?

sentence2: Do you have any news for me?


sentence1: Bha an t-iasg a' snàmh anns an uisge.

sentence2: The fish was swimming in the water.


sentence1: Is leamsa an eilean ud.

sentence2: I own that island.


sentence1: Tha i glè bhrèagha an-diugh.

sentence2: It's lovely weather today.


sentence1: Tha mi a' gabhail biadh uabhasach blasta dhachaidh.

sentence2: I'm having a very delicious meal at home.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gun thig iad.

sentence2: I suppose they are coming.


sentence1: Feumaidh sinn seasamh an aghaidh na gràine-chinnidh.

sentence2: We have to stand up against racism.


sentence1: Carson a thèid daoine don taigh-dealbh?

sentence2: Why do people go to the cinema?


sentence1: Chan eil an t-uisge ann.

sentence2: It is not raining.


sentence1: Nì mi m' obair-dachaigh às dèidh dhomh coimhead air an telebhisean.

sentence2: I'll do my homework after I watch television.


sentence1: "Am faod sinn a dhol ann?" "Faodaidh air chòir 's gum bi sibh modhail."

sentence2: "Can we come?" "You may as long as you are polite."


sentence1: Chì mi iad an-ath-sheachdain.

sentence2: I will see them next week.


sentence1: Ar n-Athair a tha air nèamh, Gu naomhaichear d'ainm. Thigeadh do rìoghachd. Dèanar do thoil air an talamh, mar a nìthear air nèamh. Tabhair dhuinn an-diugh ar n-aran làitheil. Agus maith dhuinn ar fiachan, amhail a mhaitheas sinne dar luchd-fiach. Agus na leig ann am buaireadh sinn; ach saor sinn o olc

sentence2: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your Kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.


sentence1: Na dèan cadal trom.

sentence2: Don't sleep too deeply.


sentence1: An do thuit Tòmas ann an gaol le Màiri?

sentence2: Did Tom fall in love with Mary?


sentence1: Chan eil no mise ag iarraidh seo fhaicinn cuideachd.

sentence2: I don't want to see this either.


sentence1: Thèid mi dhan taigh-bìdh aig leth-uair an dèidh seachd anns an fheasgar.

sentence2: I will go to the restaurant at 7:30 pm.


sentence1: Carson nach urrainn dhut mìneachadh dé tha thu a' déanamh?

sentence2: Why can't you explain what you're doing?


sentence1: Tha e a' leughadh leabhraichean a-mhain fad an latha.

sentence2: He does nothing but read books all day long.


sentence1: Tha Tòmas a' dol a-nìos an staidhre.

sentence2: Tom is going upstairs.


sentence1: Chan eil iad a’ cuideachadh.

sentence2: They don't help.


sentence1: Chan òl mise càil.

sentence2: I won't drink anything.


sentence1: Tha mo theaghlach gu math, tapadh leat.

sentence2: My family is fine, thanks.


sentence1: Chan eil ach beagan Fraingis agam.

sentence2: I only speak a little French.


sentence1: Òlaidh ise fìon dearg.

sentence2: She will drink red wine.


sentence1: 'S oidhche mhath 's inntineach a bh' innte.

sentence2: It was a good and interesting night.


sentence1: Chan eil ach beagan Gàidhlig na h-Èireann agam.

sentence2: I only speak a little Irish.


sentence1: Am bi Tòmas a' dol dhan clas Fraingis?

sentence2: Will Tom be going to French class?


sentence1: Chan fhaca mo mhàthair am ballach air an t-sràid.

sentence2: My mother didn't see the boy on the street.


sentence1: Cha chreid mi mo chluasan.

sentence2: I couldn't believe my ears.


sentence1: Cha bhiodh Tòmas gu sunndach.

sentence2: Tom would not be in a good mood.


sentence1: Càit a bheil thu a’ fuireach?

sentence2: Where do you live?


sentence1: dè an saoghal a tha agad?

sentence2: How is life treating you?


sentence1: Chuir ise litir dhomh.

sentence2: She sent me a letter.


sentence1: Bha an fhianais nam aghaidh.

sentence2: The evidence was against me.


sentence1: Tha an leabhar aige dearg.

sentence2: Her book is red.


sentence1: Tha an leabhar aice dearg.

sentence2: His book is red.


sentence1: Tha mi ann an Hong Kong an-dràsta.

sentence2: I'm in Hong Kong right now.


sentence1: A bheil sibh nur oileanaich?

sentence2: Are you students?


sentence1: Tha Tàmas math air an t-snàmh.

sentence2: Tom is good at swimming.


sentence1: Tha mi làn misneachd an-diugh.

sentence2: I'm full of confidence today.


sentence1: A Tharo, tha an dìnnear deiseil.

sentence2: Taro, dinner is ready.


sentence1: Tha an aimsir cho math sa ghabhas.

sentence2: The weather is as fine as can be.


sentence1: Cha b' urrainn dha nas fheàrr a dhèanamh.

sentence2: He couldn't do any better.


sentence1: Tha Tàmas nas àirde na Màiri.

sentence2: Tom is taller than Mary.


sentence1: Cha do rinn e turadh.

sentence2: The weather didn't clear.


sentence1: Tha mi nam shaor.

sentence2: I'm working as a carpenter.


sentence1: A bheil e ag òl cofaidh?

sentence2: Is he drinking coffee?


sentence1: abair dealbh breagha!

sentence2: What a beautiful picture!


sentence1: Tha mi an dòchas gum bi e math.

sentence2: I hope it will be good.


sentence1: Bidh mi trang a-màireach.

sentence2: I will be busy tomorrow.


sentence1: Chì mi a-rithist thu.

sentence2: I'll see you later.


sentence1: Chuir Tòmas ceist orm, "Nach fhaca Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

sentence2: Thomas asked me, "Didn't Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"


sentence1: Bu chuimhne leam far an do thogadh mi.

sentence2: I remembered where I was born.


sentence1: Tha fear dhuinn ceàrr.

sentence2: One of us is wrong.


sentence1: Tha mi an aghaidh a pheantadh a-rithist a chionn ’s gun deach e a' peantadh dìreach an-uiridh.

sentence2: I'm against painting it again because it was painted just last year.


sentence1: Cha bhiodh Tòmas mì-toilichte oirre.

sentence2: Tom wouldn't be unhappy with her.


sentence1: "Dè a ghabhas sibh?" "Gabhaidh trì cupannan cofaidh."

sentence2: "What would you like?" "I'd like three cups of coffee, please."


sentence1: Tha e a' nighe a' char.

sentence2: He washes the car.


sentence1: Bidh mi a' dol tràth dhan leabaidh air sgàth 's gum feumaidh mi dùsgadh tràth.

sentence2: I go to bed early because I have to wake up early.


sentence1: Am faca tu cangarù riamh?

sentence2: Have you ever seen a kangaroo?


sentence1: Tha mi ag iarraidh dotair fhaicinn.

sentence2: I'd like to see a doctor.


sentence1: —An aithne dhut Tòmas? —Chan aithne.

sentence2: "Do you know Tom?" "No."


sentence1: Tha mi ag òl an cofaidh.

sentence2: I'm drinking the coffee.


sentence1: 'S ann mar sin a bha e riamh.

sentence2: It's always been that way.


sentence1: 'S ann à Boston a thàinig mi.

sentence2: I came from Boston.


sentence1: Ruigidh mi air a' 23mh dhen Chèitean.

sentence2: I'll arrive on 23 May.


sentence1: "An gabh thu uisge-beatha neo fìon?" "Cha gabh idir, tapadh leat."

sentence2: "Would you like whiskey or wine?" "I'll pass, thank you."


sentence1: Càite bheil an t-aran?

sentence2: Where is the bread?


sentence1: Càit an deach sin an déidh sin?

sentence2: Where will we go afterwards?


sentence1: Nach eil thu toilichte?

sentence2: Aren't you pleased?


sentence1: Tha mi an dòchas gu bheil fios aig a h-uile duine dé tha seo a' ciallachadh.

sentence2: I hope everyone knows what this means.


sentence1: Cheannaich mi leabhar an-dé.

sentence2: Yesterday I bought a book.


sentence1: Tha e ceart agad.

sentence2: You've got it in one. That's right.


sentence1: 'S iongnadh leam dè tachraidh.

sentence2: I wonder what will happen.


sentence1: Tha an sgeul seo fada nas inntinniche na am fear ud.

sentence2: This story is far more interesting than that one.


sentence1: Tha i a' teagaisg na Fraingis dhuinn.

sentence2: She's teaching us French.


sentence1: Càite bheil Iain a' fuireach?

sentence2: Where does John live?


sentence1: Bha mi nam oileanach aig an àm sin.

sentence2: I was a student at that time.


sentence1: Tha lodan uisge ann air sgàth 's gun robh an t-uisge ann an-dè.

sentence2: There are puddles because it was raining yesterday.


sentence1: Taro, tha an dìnnear deiseil.

sentence2: Taro, dinner's ready!


sentence1: 'S e Burj Khalifa an togalach as airde san t-saoghal.

sentence2: Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest building in the world.


sentence1: Tha mòran leabhraichean eachdraidh aige.

sentence2: He has many history books.


sentence1: A bheil fada bho thòisich thu san obair an sin?

sentence2: Have you been working there for long?


sentence1: Tha an caisteal air taobh eile na h-aibhne.

sentence2: The castle is on the other side of the river.


sentence1: Feumaidh tu dol còmhla ri Tòmas an-dràsta.

sentence2: You need to go with Tom now.


sentence1: Tha biadh gu leòr againn.

sentence2: We have enough food.


sentence1: Tha nighean agus dithis bhalach aig Tòmas agus Màiri.

sentence2: Tom and Mary have one daughter and two sons.


sentence1: Tha iomadh leòmhainn ann an Afraga.

sentence2: In Africa there are many lions.


sentence1: Feumaidh e dol a Shasainn san t-samhradh.

sentence2: He has to go to England in the summer.


sentence1: Bheil an obair a' còrdadh riut?

sentence2: Do you enjoy the work?


sentence1: Is e clas soirbh a bidh ann? Chan e, is e clas as doirbh a tha ann!

sentence2: Will it be an easy class? No, it is the hardest class!


sentence1: Feumaidh i dol a Shasainn san t-samhradh.

sentence2: She must visit England this summer.


sentence1: —An lugha ort Tòmas? —Cha lugha idir, tha gràdh agam air!

sentence2: "Do you hate Tom?" "Of course not, I am quite fond of him!"


sentence1: "An tigeadh tu do Bhoston?" "Cha tigeadh."

sentence2: "Would you come to Boston?" "No."


sentence1: A bheil fón-laimh agad?

sentence2: Do you have a mobile phone?


sentence1: Thoir dhomh an iris, mas e do thoil e.

sentence2: Give me the magazine, please.


sentence1: Cha robh smùid air Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom wasn't drunk.


sentence1: Tha mi ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig.

sentence2: I am learning Gaelic.


sentence1: Nach toir thu dhomh glainne bainne a bharrachd?

sentence2: Will you give me another glass of milk?


sentence1: Cha chreid mi gu bheil Fraingis aice.

sentence2: I don't think she can speak French.


sentence1: Nach tèid thu dhan taigh cèilidh a-nochd?

sentence2: Won't you go to the cèilidh tonight?


sentence1: —Dè do chor? —Deagh chor. —'S math sin.

sentence2: "How are you?" "Quite well." "That's good."


sentence1: Is toigh leam cànanan!

sentence2: I appreciate foreign languages!


sentence1: Shuidh e sìos ri ùr-sgeul a leughadh.

sentence2: He sat down to read a story.


sentence1: Tha cànanan a' còrdadh rium!

sentence2: I like languages.


sentence1: Carson nach eil thu ag èisteachd rium?

sentence2: Why aren't you listening to me?


sentence1: Choinnich Tàmas ri Màiri ann an 1972.

sentence2: Tom met Mary in 1972.


sentence1: Rinn e an obair gun dragh sam bith.

sentence2: He did the work without any difficulty.


sentence1: Cha tèid aig Tòmas air deagh Fhraingis a sgrìobhadh.

sentence2: Tom can't write good French.


sentence1: "Tha mòran Fraingis agad." "Chan eil mi cho fileanta riut."

sentence2: "You speak French well." "I'm not as fluent as you are."


sentence1: Tha dithis chloinne aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has two children.


sentence1: 'S toil le Màiri sneachd.

sentence2: Mary likes snow.


sentence1: Tha mi ag obair an seo.

sentence2: I'm working here.


sentence1: Tha smòcadh toirmisgte anns na taighean bidh ann an California.

sentence2: Smoking is banned in restaurants in California.


sentence1: Tha mi ag ithe ubhal.

sentence2: I'm eating an apple.


sentence1: Tha i ag òl an t-uisge.

sentence2: She is drinking the water.


sentence1: Cuin nach robh Tòmas sàbhailte?

sentence2: When was Tom in danger?


sentence1: Tha mi ag òl uisge anns an cidsin.

sentence2: I'm drinking water in the kitchen.


sentence1: Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig.

sentence2: I'm learning Scottish Gaelic.


sentence1: Feumaidh mi mo mhàthair a chuideachadh.

sentence2: I have to help my mother.


sentence1: Tha a mhac aig a' cholaiste a-nis.

sentence2: His son is in college now.


sentence1: Tillidh e ro cheann trì uair a thìde.

sentence2: He will return within 3 hours.


sentence1: Bu toil leam a coinneachadh.

sentence2: I'd like to see her.


sentence1: Eil thu airson tighinn?

sentence2: Do you want to come?


sentence1: "An òl thu fìon?" "Òlaidh."

sentence2: "Do you drink wine?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha am ballach ag ithe aran.

sentence2: The boy is eating bread.


sentence1: "Tha seinn annam," thuirt Tòmas.

sentence2: "I can sing," said Tom.


sentence1: Chan eil òran na bhràthar.

sentence2: His brother can't sing.


sentence1: Is beag feum a tha ort.

sentence2: You're really useless.


sentence1: 'S e am feum a thug oirnn falbh.

sentence2: Dire necessity forced us to leave.


sentence1: Cheannaich mi carbaid ann an Doire an-dè.

sentence2: I bought a car in Derry yesterday.


sentence1: Bha e cho bochd nach b' urrainn dha aran a cheannach.

sentence2: He was so poor that he couldn't buy bread.


sentence1: Innis dhomh dè ni thu ann an Shounan.

sentence2: Tell me what you did in Shounan.


sentence1: 'S ann ormsa a tha an t-acras.

sentence2: I'm the one who's hungry.


sentence1: Feuchaidh mi Beurla ionnsachadh.

sentence2: I'm trying to learn English.


sentence1: Aire air an rathad!

sentence2: Pay attention on the road.


sentence1: Chan iongnadh gu bheil fearg mhòr aige.

sentence2: No wonder he is so angry.


sentence1: Tha mise a' dol don tràigh.

sentence2: I will go to the beach.


sentence1: Saoil an tùras gu Astràilia caran daor?

sentence2: Isn't the trip to Australia quite expensive?


sentence1: Rinn mi obair anns a' ghàrradh.

sentence2: I did some work in the garden.


sentence1: Nach shaoileadh duine gur e Tòmas a rinn e?

sentence2: Wouldn't one suppose that Tom did it?


sentence1: Tha mi agad a-nis.

sentence2: Now I understand what you mean.


sentence1: Tha còig bhò anns a’ bhaile bheag.

sentence2: There are five cows in the little village.


sentence1: B’fheàrr leam a bhith a’ siubhal ‘nam aonar.

sentence2: I prefer walking by myself.


sentence1: Tha iasg math dhut.

sentence2: Fish is good for you.


sentence1: Thèid mi air siubhal a' bhaile ann an uair gu leth. Am bu toigh le duine tiginn cuide rium?

sentence2: I'm going to go for a walk around town in an hour and a half. Would anyone like to come with?


sentence1: "Am b' e Tòmas cò a thug dhuinn a' bhideo seo?" "Cha b' e."

sentence2: "Was it Tom who gave us this video?" "No, it wasn't."


sentence1: Chan eil ach aon mhiann agam.

sentence2: I have but one wish.


sentence1: Na dèan dà rud aig an aon àm.

sentence2: Don't do two things at once.


sentence1: Dè rinn thu leis a' chàr ud?

sentence2: What did you do with that car?


sentence1: Tha am bainne nas fheàrr na am bùrn.

sentence2: Milk is better than water.


sentence1: Bheir Tòmas dhuinn a-màireach e.

sentence2: Tom will give it to us tomorrow.


sentence1: Bheir Tòmas do Mhàiri a-màireach e.

sentence2: Tom will give it to Mary tomorrow.


sentence1: Feumaidh tu a dhol a-nìos neo feumaidh mise a dhol sìos, tha mi coma co-dhiù.

sentence2: Either you have to come up or I have to go down, I don't care either way.


sentence1: 'S ann tioram a bha an latha.

sentence2: It was a dry day.


sentence1: Bidh àite-fuirich a' dhìth air Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom will need a place to stay.


sentence1: Chaochail Taro o chionn dà bhliadhna.

sentence2: Taro died two years ago.


sentence1: Tha am faclair mòr.

sentence2: The dictionary is big.


sentence1: Gheall Tòmas gun tilleadh e a dh'aithghearr.

sentence2: Tom promised that he would be back soon.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gum bi turadh ann.

sentence2: I hope the weather is going to be dry.


sentence1: ’S e an fhìrinn a tha agam.

sentence2: I'm telling the truth.


sentence1: "An tèid thu dhan Eilean Sgiathanach san Lùnastal?" "Thèid."

sentence2: "Are you going to the Isle of Skye in August?" "Yes."


sentence1: Thig an t-acras na 's tric no aon-uair.

sentence2: Hunger will come more than once.


sentence1: Bu toigh leotha m' fhaicinn.

sentence2: They would like to see me.


sentence1: "An ann do Ghlaschu slighe Mallaig a thèid thu?" "'S ann."

sentence2: "Will you go to Glasgow via Mallaig?" "Yes, I will."


sentence1: "An do cheannaich thu an Audi?" "Cha do cheannaich, bha e uabhasach daor."

sentence2: "Did you buy the Audi?" "No, it was so expensive."


sentence1: Gheall mi gun tillinn a dh'aithghearr.

sentence2: I promised that I would return soon.


sentence1: Tha Tòmas ag ràdh gu bheil e oirbh fhaicinn.

sentence2: Tom says that he has seen you.


sentence1: 'S beag air Tòmas an ceannach.

sentence2: Tom doesn't like to buy them.


sentence1: Tha fear aig an doras a tha ag iarraidh bruidhinn riut.

sentence2: There's a man at the door who's asking to speak with you.


sentence1: Bha Tòmas ri m' thaobh fad an latha.

sentence2: Tom was with me all day.


sentence1: Cò leis a tha am biadh seo?

sentence2: Whose is this food?


sentence1: Gabhaidh mi fras a h-uile latha.

sentence2: I shower every day.


sentence1: A bheil Beurla aige?

sentence2: Can he speak English?


sentence1: Cha robh fios agam gun robh thu cho math air còcaireachd.

sentence2: I didn't know you were such a good cook.


sentence1: Am bu toil leibh ar faicinn an-diugh?

sentence2: Would you like to see us today?


sentence1: A bheil Gearmailtis agaibh?

sentence2: Can you speak German?


sentence1: Tha Tòmas a' dol sìos an staidhre.

sentence2: Tom is going downstairs.


sentence1: Is neònach leam gu bheil Tòmas ag ionnsachadh Fraingis.

sentence2: I think it's silly that Tom is learning French.


sentence1: Tha dùil aig Tòmas mo phòsadh, ach chan eil agam ris a phòsadh.

sentence2: Tom expects to marry me, but I am not obliged to marry him.


sentence1: Bha dùil aig Tòmas Màiri a phòsadh, ach cha robh aice ris a phòsadh agus cha do phòs.

sentence2: Tom expected to marry Mary, but she didn't have to marry him and didn't.


sentence1: Am bu toil le Tòmas Màiri a phòsadh?

sentence2: Would Tom like to marry Mary?


sentence1: Is neònach leam nach do dh'ionnsaich Tòmas an cànan a tha aig a h-uile duine.

sentence2: I think it's silly that Tom didn't learn the language that everyone speaks.


sentence1: Bhithinn toilichte do chuideachadh.

sentence2: I would be happy to help you.


sentence1: Tha thu i mo thuigsinn.

sentence2: You understand me.


sentence1: B' àbhaist dhomh a dhol a dh'Uibhist as t-samhraidh.

sentence2: I used to go to Uist in the summer.


sentence1: "An òl thu am fìon?" "Chan òl."

sentence2: "Will you drink the wine?" "No."


sentence1: B' àbhaist do Thòmas a dhol a dh'Astràilia as t-samhraidh.

sentence2: Tom used to go to Australia in the summer.


sentence1: —Am faod dhomh an leabhar seo a cheannach? —Faodaidh.

sentence2: "Could I buy this book?" "Yes."


sentence1: Tha an deireadh-sheachdain ann.

sentence2: The weekend is here.


sentence1: —Am bu toil leat Màiri a phòsadh? —Bu toil.

sentence2: "Would you like to marry Mary?" "I would."


sentence1: Tha mi 'n dòchas gu bheil thu gu math.

sentence2: I hope that you are good.


sentence1: Tha dithis bhalaich is triùir nigheanan aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has two sons and three daughters.


sentence1: —Am bu chòir dhomh sin a dhèanamh? —Cha bu choir.

sentence2: "Should I do that?" "No."


sentence1: Tha balach agus dithis nighean aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has one son and two daughters.


sentence1: Tha balach agus nighean aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has a son and a daughter.


sentence1: A bheil thu ag iarraidh leann?

sentence2: Do you want a beer?


sentence1: Tha triùir bhalaich agus nighean aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has three sons and one daughter.


sentence1: Tha beagan Gàidhlig agam.

sentence2: I speak a little Scottish Gaelic.


sentence1: Tha nighean agus triùir bhalaich aig Tòmas agus Màiri.

sentence2: Tom and Mary have three sons and a daughter.


sentence1: A bheil Beurla agus Gàidhlig agad?

sentence2: Do you speak English and Scottish Gaelic?


sentence1: Phòs nighean Thòmais balach Mhàiri.

sentence2: Tom's daughter married Mary's son.


sentence1: Chan eil sinn a' fuireach ann an Alba fhathast.

sentence2: We don't live in Scotland yet.


sentence1: Dè tha ceàrr leis?

sentence2: What is wrong with him?


sentence1: Cò nach eil airson Gàidhlig a bhruidhinn?

sentence2: Who wouldn't like to speak Gaelic?


sentence1: Cha bhithinn toilichte le sin.

sentence2: I wouldn't be pleased with that.


sentence1: Tha agam ri fear a cheannaich a-màireach.

sentence2: I have to buy one tomorrow.


sentence1: Cò nach eil airson Fraingis a bhruidhinn?

sentence2: Who wouldn't like to speak French?


sentence1: Tha triùir chloinne aig Tòmas.

sentence2: Tom has three children.


sentence1: Tha feum agam air rothair ùir.

sentence2: I need a new bicycle.


sentence1: Tha caileag bhòidheach anns a’ phàipear ann.

sentence2: There is a beautiful girl on the paper.


sentence1: Tha an cù donn beag ann fon bhòrd sin.

sentence2: There is a small brown dog under that table.


sentence1: An robh sibh air a’ mhonadh an-dè?

sentence2: Were you in the moor yesterday?


sentence1: Tha an t-ìm air an aran glè mhath.

sentence2: The butter on the bread is very good.


sentence1: Bha ròn ann air a’ chladach.

sentence2: There was a seal on the shore.


sentence1: Bha e uabhasach stoirmeil anns an fheasgar.

sentence2: It was very stormy in the afternoon.


sentence1: Chan eil uisge ann anns an t-sruth.

sentence2: There is no water in the stream.


sentence1: 'S dòcha leam gu bheil thu ceart.

sentence2: I suppose you are right.


sentence1: An robh e luath leis an t-seòl?

sentence2: Was he quick with the sail?


sentence1: Bha sìth ann tron t-saoghal.

sentence2: There was peace all over the world.


sentence1: Chan eil foghlam tro mheadhann na Fraingis gu feum.

sentence2: French-medium education isn't necessary.


sentence1: A bheil am bainne bhon fhiadh sin uabhasach math?

sentence2: Is the milk from this deer really good?


sentence1: Nach eil aran ùr anns a’ bhocsa ann?

sentence2: Was there fresh bread in the box?


sentence1: Bha an duine, leis a’ chù, cho mall air a’ chnoc.

sentence2: The person with the dog was so slow on the hill.


sentence1: Tha taigh ann thairis air an t-sruth.

sentence2: There is a house across the stream.


sentence1: Bha an cù anns a’ bhocsa fon bhòrd.

sentence2: The dog was in the box under the table.


sentence1: Tha gual ann anns an t-sruth.

sentence2: There is some coal in the stream.


sentence1: Chan urrainn dhomh ga faicinn.

sentence2: I can't see her.


sentence1: Rinn na h-oileanaich gàire.

sentence2: The students laughed.


sentence1: A bheil thu a' smaointinn gum bheil falt donn glè bhòidheach?

sentence2: Do you think that brown hair is very beautiful?


sentence1: Bha mi air an rathad dhan bhaile.

sentence2: I was on the road to the town.


sentence1: Tha an latha air a’ mhonadh math dhut.

sentence2: A day on the road is good for you.


sentence1: Bha an làr fliuch le uisge.

sentence2: The floor was wet with water.


sentence1: Tha feuch grom ann anns an achadh.

sentence2: There is green grass on the field.


sentence1: Tha an taigh ùr faisg air an allt luath.

sentence2: The new house is near the fast burn.


sentence1: Dh'fhàg na h-oileanaich.

sentence2: The students left.


sentence1: 'S fìor toil le mo mhàthair ceòl.

sentence2: My mother loves music.


sentence1: Nach eil iad a’ dol dhan chèilidh anns a’ bhaile?

sentence2: Aren’t they going to the ceilidh in the town?


sentence1: Bha am fear ag ithe aran.

sentence2: The man was eating bread.


sentence1: Chan eil mo charaid a' cleachdadh bainne.

sentence2: My friend doesn't use milk.


sentence1: Tha am faclair beag.

sentence2: The dictionary is small.


sentence1: Cha bu chòir dhut dol a-mach.

sentence2: You shouldn't go out.


sentence1: Aon latha, thachair i le madadh-allaidh anns a' choille.

sentence2: One day she met a wolf in the woods.


sentence1: Tha sinn nar oileanaich.

sentence2: We are students.


sentence1: Bhìd an broc an gille.

sentence2: The badger bit the boy.


sentence1: Na dèan cadal leis an t-solas air.

sentence2: Don't go to sleep with the light on.


sentence1: Tha eileanan anns a' mhuir.

sentence2: There are islands in the sea.


sentence1: Am bruidhinnear an Fhraingis ann an Canada?

sentence2: Do they speak French in Canada?


sentence1: Bha iad cho dòigheil còmhla.

sentence2: They were so happy together.


sentence1: —Dè do chor? —Cor math.

sentence2: "How are you?" "Good."


sentence1: Tha na h-eòin a' seinn.

sentence2: The birds are singing.