Dating Apps

6 phrases · Scottish Gaelic with romanization, English and audio

  1. Dè tha thu a' sireadh air an aplacaid seo?

    What are you looking for on this app?

    Usage

    To ask what someone wants from a dating app

    Grammar Note

    "Dè tha thu a' sireadh …?" means "what are you looking for?". "aplacaid" is a loanword from English "application"

  2. Càit am bu toigh leat coinneachadh airson a' chiad choinneimh?

    Where would you like to meet for our first date?

    Usage

    To agree on where to meet for a first date

    Grammar Note

    "coinneamh" (meeting) is feminine; in the dative after "airson" it is "a' chiad choinneimh"

  3. Chòrd e rium bruidhinn riut. Am bu toigh leat coinneachadh?

    I enjoyed chatting with you. Would you like to meet up?

    Usage

    To suggest meeting in person after chatting online

    Grammar Note

    "Chòrd e rium …" means "it pleased me". "còrd ri" means "to please, be liked by"

  4. Tha dealbhan brèagha agad air do phròifil!

    You have lovely photos on your profile!

    Usage

    To compliment someone's profile photos

    Grammar Note

    "do" (your) lenites the next noun (pròifil becomes phròifil). "dealbh" can mean a photo

  5. Tha mi an seo airson seachdain. Am bu toigh leat coinneachadh?

    I'm here for a week. Would you like to meet?

    Usage

    To say you are visiting for a week and suggest meeting

    Grammar Note

    "airson seachdain" means "for a week". "seachdain" (week) is a feminine noun

  6. Tha mi a' smaoineachadh gu bheil sinn freagarrach dha chèile.

    I think we're a good match.

    Usage

    To say you think the two of you suit each other

    Grammar Note

    "gu bheil" introduces "that …". "freagarrach dha chèile" means "suited to each other"

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