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Structair: Tha briogais orm agus tha lèine agam.

Structure: I am wearing trousers and I have a shirt.

We already know the structure to say that we have something, but we will recap them very quickly here. 

A bheil Is Nach eil Isn’t Tha Is Chan eil Isn’t

lèine agam

shirt at me

A bheil

Is
lèine a shirt lèine-t t-shirt briogais trousers sgiort skirt dreasa dress seacaid jacket còta coat ad hat

agam?

at me?

A bheil lèine

Is shirt
agam at me agad at you aige at him aice at her agaibh at you aig Màiri at Mary aig Calum at Malcolm aig Eilidh at Helen aig do mhac at your son aig do chèile at your partner

To ask what someone is wearing, use the phrase Dè tha ort?

Dè tha ort?

What are you wearing?

This literally translates as ‘What is upon you?’

air + mi orm on me 
air + thu ort on you 
air + e air on him / it 
air + i oirre on her / it 
air + sinn oirnn on us 
air + sibh oirbh on you  
air + iad orra on them 

Dè tha air?

What is he wearing (on him)?

Dè tha oirre?

What is she wearing (on her)?

Dè tha oirbh?

What are you wearing (on you)?

We already know the structure to say that we are wearing something, it is the same as saying if we are suffering from a particular ailment.

VerbNounPrepositionPronoun | Noun (subject)
A bheillèineorm
Nach eillèine-tort
Thabriogaisair
Chan eilsgiortoirre
dreasaoirnn
seacaidairoirbh
còtaorra
adMàiri
fèileadhCalum
lèineEilidh
lèine-tair + domhac
briogaisair + dochèile