Dè an geall as lugha aig a' bhòrd seo?
What is the minimum bet at this table?
Usage
To ask the minimum stake at a table
Grammar Note
"as lugha" is the superlative of "beag" (small), meaning "smallest"; "bòrd" is masculine, hence "aig a' bhòrd". Composed sentence.
An soilleirich sibh na riaghailtean dhomh?
Could you explain the rules to me?
Usage
To ask someone to explain the rules
Grammar Note
"sibh" is the polite "you"; "soilleirich" means "make clear, explain". Composed sentence.
Tha gu leòr agam airson a-nochd.
I've had enough for tonight.
Usage
To say you are stopping for the night
Grammar Note
"Tha gu leòr agam" literally means "I have plenty" and is used for "I've had enough". Composed sentence.
More Scottish Gaelic phrases
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