GLEANS Challenge 1.3

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ASKING HOW SOMEONE IS FEELING...

To reply you can say Tha mi.... followed by a feeling.

To ask someone how they are, you say; &#160;Ciamar a tha thu?

Find out what the feelings are in Gaelic on the next page --&gt;

Why not have a listen to our Ciamar a tha thu? song!

If you are speaking to someone the same age or younger, you use "thu". If you are speaking to someone older or a group of people, you use "sibh"

When to use "thu" and when to use "sibh"...

Why not use some of the other Gaelic phrases you have learned in the other GLEANS challenges, like greetings and introductions?

You could record it as a video, or use apps such as Chatterpix and Toontastic3D.

Can you work with a partner and record yourself having a conversation about feelings?

GLEANS GAELIC CHALLENGE 1.3

Halò! Calum and Mairi are learning all about feelings!&#160; Do you know how to say how you are feeling?

ASKING SOMEONE IN RETURN...

Tha mi glè mhath, tapadh leat. Ciamar a tha thu fhèin?

To ask someone in return, you add fhèin to the end of the question.

Remember to say tapadh leat (Thank you)&#160;

If you have completed the challenge, 's math a rinn thu! Now why not send it into us at <a href="mailto:gleans.alba@gmail.com">gleans.alba@gmail.com</a> Or post it on Twitter, using the hashtags

GLEANS Challenge 1.2

&lt;-- Click on the yellow box to take a look at this video all about feelings.

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