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Manx

Lessoon Nuy Keim Jees

QuestionAnswer
mooar big
big mooar
aalin beautiful
beautiful aalin
cha mooar as as big as
as big as cha mooar as
cha aalin as as beautiful as
as beautiful as cha aalin as
Cha nel eh cha feayr jiu as v’eh jea It’s not as cold today as it was yesterday
It’s not as cold today as it was yesterday Cha nel eh cha feayr jiu as v’eh jea
Er lhiam nagh row cha grianagh Jemayrt as t’eh jiu I don’t think it was as sunny on Tuesday as it is today
I don’t think it was as sunny on Tuesday as it is today Er lhiam nagh row cha grianagh Jemayrt as t’eh jiu
T’eh licklee nagh vel Jurby cha çheh as Nairobi Jurby probably isn’t as hot as Nairobi
Jurby probably isn’t as hot as Nairobi T’eh licklee nagh vel Jurby cha çheh as Nairobi
Er lhiam nagh vel Florence cha aalin as Rhumsaa I don’t reckon Florence is as beautiful as Ramsey
I don’t reckon Florence is as beautiful as Ramsey Er lhiam nagh vel Florence cha aalin as Rhumsaa
Cha row Doolish cha mooar as t’eh nish, t’ou toiggal Douglas wasn’t as big as it is now, you understand
Douglas wasn’t as big as it is now, you understand Cha row Doolish cha mooar as t’eh nish, t’ou toiggal
Foddym goaill arrane agh cha noddym goaill arrane dy mie I can sing but I can’t sing well
I can sing but I can’t sing well Foddym goaill arrane agh cha noddym goaill arrane dy mie
Nod oo cloie chess? Can you play chess?
Can you play chess? Nod oo cloie chess?
Nagh nod oo gimman dys y thie aym moghrey mairagh? Can’t you drive to my house tomorrow morning?
Can’t you drive to my house tomorrow morning? Nagh nod oo gimman dys y thie aym moghrey mairagh?
Cha noddym snaue feer vie agh foddym surfal dy mie I can’t swim very well but I can surf well
I can’t swim very well but I can surf well Cha noddym snaue feer vie agh foddym surfal dy mie
S’laik lhiam snaue ayns y voghrey son s’laik lhiam ushtey I like swimming in the morning because I like water
I like swimming in the morning because I like water S’laik lhiam snaue ayns y voghrey son s’laik lhiam ushtey
roie running
running roie
roshtyn reaching / arriving
reaching / arriving roshtyn
cooney helping
helping cooney
giare short
short giare
liauyr long
long liauyr
freggyrt answering
answering freggyrt
shamyr room
room shamyr
magher field
field magher
seose up
up seose
famman tail
tail famman
myr like
like myr
sooill eye
eye sooill
bing melodious
melodious bing
cronkal knocking
knocking cronkal
Manninan Beg as Enbarr - Ayrn 3 Manninan Junior and Enbarr - Part 3
Manninan Junior and Enbarr - Part 3 Manninan Beg as Enbarr - Ayrn 3
Myr shen, ren Manninan roie dys ny magheryn raad va Mnr Soccaragh gobbragh. So, Manninan ran to the fields where Mr Placid worked.
So, Manninan ran to the fields where Mr Placid worked. Myr shen, ren Manninan roie dys ny magheryn raad va Mnr Soccaragh gobbragh.
“Moghrey mie,” ren eh gyllagh tra ren eh roshtyn dys shen. “Morning,” he called when he got there.
“Morning,” he called when he got there. “Moghrey mie,” ren eh gyllagh tra ren eh roshtyn dys shen.
“Vel fys ayd c’raad ta Enbarr, Vnr Hoccaragh? “Do you know where Enbarr is, Mr Placid?
“Do you know where Enbarr is, Mr Placid? “Vel fys ayd c’raad ta Enbarr, Vnr Hoccaragh?
Cha row eh ayns yn stabyl echey moghrey jiu.” He wasn’t in his stable this morning.”
He wasn’t in his stable this morning.” Cha row eh ayns yn stabyl echey moghrey jiu.”
Ren yn eirinagh jeeaghyn seose dy soccaragh. “Enbarr! Quoi Enbarr?” The farmer looked up slowly. “Enbarr! Who’s Enbarr?”
The farmer looked up slowly. “Enbarr! Who’s Enbarr?” Ren yn eirinagh jeeaghyn seose dy soccaragh. “Enbarr! Quoi Enbarr?”
“Yn cabbyl aym! T’eh cooney lhiat ayns ny magheryn ayd nish as reesht.” “My horse! He helps you in your fields now and again.”
“My horse! He helps you in your fields now and again.” “Yn cabbyl aym! T’eh cooney lhiat ayns ny magheryn ayd nish as reesht.”
“Oh,” ren yn eirinagh gra dy soccaragh. “Oh,” said the farmer slowly.
“Oh,” said the farmer slowly. “Oh,” ren yn eirinagh gra dy soccaragh.
“Vel eh doo as beg, as vel famman giare er?” “Is he black and small, and does he have a short tail?”
“Is he black and small, and does he have a short tail?” “Vel eh doo as beg, as vel famman giare er?”
“Cha nel, t’eh mooar as cha bane as sniaghtey as ta famman liauyr er.” “No, he’s big and as white as snow and he has a long tail.”
“No, he’s big and as white as snow and he has a long tail.” “Cha nel, t’eh mooar as cha bane as sniaghtey as ta famman liauyr er.”
“Vel ny sooillyn echey cha bwee as yn ghrian?” “Are his eyes as yellow as the sun?”
“Are his eyes as yellow as the sun?” “Vel ny sooillyn echey cha bwee as yn ghrian?”
“Cha nel,” ren yn guilley freggyrt. “Ta ny sooillyn echey glass!” “No,” answered the boy. “His eyes are green!”
“No,” answered the boy. “His eyes are green!” “Cha nel,” ren yn guilley freggyrt. “Ta ny sooillyn echey glass!”
“Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh, eisht.” “I don’t know where he is, then.”
“I don’t know where he is, then.” “Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh, eisht.”
“Och cha nee!” ren Manninan gyllagh. “Oh no!” called Manninan.
“Oh no!” called Manninan. “Och cha nee!” ren Manninan gyllagh.
“Foddee dy vel fys ec yn arraneyder Bnr Bing, t’ee goaill arrane mysh Enbarr nish as reesht.” “Maybe the singer, Miss Melodious, knows, she sings about Enbarr now and again.”
“Maybe the singer, Miss Melodious, knows, she sings about Enbarr now and again.” “Foddee dy vel fys ec yn arraneyder Bnr Bing, t’ee goaill arrane mysh Enbarr nish as reesht.”
Myr shen, ren Manninan roie dys shamyr yn arraneyder, Bnr Bing, as ren eh cronkal er y dorrys. So, Manninan ran to the singer, Miss Melodious’ room, and he knocked on the door.
So, Manninan ran to the singer, Miss Melodious’ room, and he knocked on the door. Myr shen, ren Manninan roie dys shamyr yn arraneyder, Bnr Bing, as ren eh cronkal er y dorrys.
Ny smoo ry-heet! To be continued!
To be continued! Ny smoo ry-heet!
Created by: h_e_day
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