My friends
Anita is chatting about her friend.
Listen to what she has to say and answer the questions which follow. If you need to, you can also read the transcript.
My friends
Question
What is Anita's best friend called?
Elizabeth MacTaggart.
MacTaggart is a common surname in Scotland. It sounds like the original Gaelic Mac an t-Sagairt.
Question
How often does Anita see her friend?
Every day.
We use the words a h-uile and gach to mean 'every'.
Question
Where does her best friend live?
In the house opposite her.
Mu choinneimh means 'opposite'. You'll hear this a lot when describing where things are.
Question
Where did they meet?
In nursery.
厂驳辞颈濒-脿谤补颈肠丑 is the Gaelic for 'nursery'. 脌谤补肠丑 means 'to be brought up'. This is interesting because the word nursery means the same.
Question
How old is Anita's best friend?
Four months older than Anita.
Nas sine is the Gaelic for 'older'; we say nas 貌ige for 'younger'.