Càit a bheil an sgoil no an t-oilthigh as fhaisge?
Where is the nearest school or university?
Usage
To ask where the closest school or university is
Grammar Note
"oilthigh" (university) is masculine and begins with a vowel, so after the article it becomes "an t-oilthigh"
Bu mhath leam clàradh airson cùrsa cànain.
I'd like to enrol on a language course.
Usage
To sign up for a language course
Grammar Note
"clàradh" means "registration". "cùrsa cànain" is a "language course"; "cànan" (language) is in the genitive "cànain"
An urrainn dhomh tadhal air an sgoil?
Can I visit the school?
Usage
To ask permission to visit a school
Grammar Note
"tadhal air" means "to visit". "An urrainn dhomh …?" asks "am I able to …?"
Dè na cuspairean a tha air an teagasg an seo?
What subjects are taught here?
Usage
To ask which subjects a school teaches
Grammar Note
"cuspair" means "topic, subject". "air an teagasg" is the passive "being taught"
Dè an tàille a th' air an teagasg?
How much is the tuition fee?
Usage
To ask what the tuition fee is
Grammar Note
"Tàille" means fee or charge, and "teagasg" means teaching. "Dè an … a th' air …?" asks "what is the … on …?". Composed sentence.
Tha mi a' sireadh oide prìobhaideach.
I'm looking for a private tutor.
Usage
To say you are looking for a private tutor
Grammar Note
"Tha mi a' sireadh …" means "I am looking for …". The adjective "prìobhaideach" follows the noun
Càit a bheil an leabharlann?
Where is the library?
Usage
To ask where the library is
Grammar Note
"leabharlann" (library) is feminine, a compound containing "leabhar" (book)
A bheil cùrsaichean air loidhne agaibh?
Do you have online courses?
Usage
To ask whether courses are offered online
Grammar Note
The plural of "cùrsa" is "cùrsaichean". "air loidhne" means "online". "agaibh" is "at you", expressing "you have"
Feumaidh mi aithneachadh fhaighinn airson mo theisteanasan.
I need to get my qualifications recognised.
Usage
To explain that you need your qualifications recognised
Grammar Note
"aithneachadh" means "recognition". "teisteanas" (qualification) is lenited after "mo": "theisteanasan"
A bheil lasachadh prìse ann do dh'oileanaich?
Is there a discount for students?
Usage
To ask for a student discount
Grammar Note
"lasachadh prìse" means "price reduction". "do dh'oileanaich" means "for students"
More Scottish Gaelic phrases
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