There were a few words and phrases there which you can use when talking about Ciamar a tha a’ dol dhut? (How are you getting on?). Let’s look at some of them again in context.
luchd–teasairginn
rescuers (rescue services, emergency services)
fichead uair nas fheàrr
twenty times better
an dèidh dhomh na pilichean ùra a ghabhail
after taking the new pills
(an dèidh dhomh) deagh oidhche chadail fhaighinn
(after) getting a good night’s sleep
am broinn an ospadail
inside the hospital
‘S tu fhèin a thuirt e!
You said it!
Is gann as urrainn dhomh a chreidsinn …
I can hardly believe …
a bhròinein
(you) poor soul [male].
Tha mi a’ toirt fa–near
I realise, I consider, I understand
cùramach
careful, attentive, mindful, responsible, anxious
nach mi a tha taingeil
amn’t I (am I not) grateful
an dèidh dhomh dà oidhche a chur seachad
after spending two nights
fon cùram
in their care
an dèidh dhut an dotair fhaicinn
after seeing the doctor
Tiugainneamaid!
Let’s go!
We’ll catch up with some more of these as well as adding some new words and phrases to our vocabulary as we progress through this lesson.