Part 2.3 Personalised Dialogues
Ayrn 2.3 Coloayrtyssyn Persoonit
a. You are Kirree Crennell and you are responding to Ealee Kelly when you come down for breakfast.
Ealee: Moghrey mie, Chirree. Kys tou?
Uss: (Say I didnt sleep well.)
Ealee: Streih shen. Vel y caghlaa sy traa jannoo ort?
Uss: (Say Yes).
Ealee: Cred by vie lhiat son anjeeal?
Uss: (Say Id like tea and toast, if thats all right.)
Ealee: Ta, son shickyrys.
b. You are Juan, talking with Kirree about her reasons for coming to the Isle of Man.
Kirree: Ren y lught-thie coayl gowaltys ayns Mannin.
Uss: (Ask Where is the farm?)
Kirree: Faggys da Rhumsaa.
Uss: (Ask Whats the name of the farm?)
Kirree: Cha saym. Balla-red ennagh.
Uss: (Ask Was it on flat land?)
Kirree: Va, er thalloo rea, er lhiam.
c. You are Ealee, asking Kirree about her family.
Uss: (Ask What was your grandfathers name?)
Kirree: Ewan Corkish.
Uss: (Ask Was he your mothers father?)
Kirree: She, she ayr my voir vayn.
Uss: (Say We can go to the Records Office.)
d. You are Kirree, talking about Ealee and Juans house and where you live.
Uss: (Ask How many bedrooms are there?)
Ealee: Ta tree shamyryn-lhiabbagh ain.
Uss: (Say The kitchen is big.)
Ealee: Cha nel ee mooar dy liooar.
Uss: (Say The garden is nice.)
Ealee: Foddee..by vie lhiam premmee elley.
Uss: (Say I live in an apartment.)
Ealee: Vel shen ayns yn ard-valley?
Uss: (Say No, its in a suburb.)