Internet & WiFi

1. Càit a bheil an Wi-Fi?

   Where is the Wi-Fi?

   Usage

   To ask about the wireless network at a hotel or cafe

   Grammar Note

   "Wi-Fi" is used as in English. Composed sentence.

2. Dè am facal-faire?

   What is the password?

   Usage

   To ask for a Wi-Fi or account password

   Grammar Note

   "facal-faire" is literally "watch word", i.e. a password. Composed sentence.

3. Chan eil an t-eadar-lìon ag obair

   The internet is not working

   Usage

   When you cannot get online

   Grammar Note

   "eadar-lìon" is a masculine noun for "internet"; before a vowel the article is "an t-". Composed sentence.

4. Coimpiutair-uchd

   Laptop computer

   Usage

   When talking about a laptop

   Grammar Note

   Literally "lap computer"

5. Cuiribh post-d thugam, mas e ur toil e

   Please send me an email

   Usage

   To ask someone to email you

   Grammar Note

   "thugam" means "towards me" (do + mi). "post-d" is the term for email. Composed sentence.

6. Tha am bataraidh gu bhith falamh

   The battery is about to die

   Usage

   When your phone battery is almost empty

   Grammar Note

   "gu bhith" means "about to be". "falamh" means "empty". Composed sentence.

7. Tha an comharra lag

   The signal is weak

   Usage

   When the signal is poor

   Grammar Note

   "comharra" is a masculine noun for "sign, signal". "lag" means "weak". Composed sentence.

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