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Manx

Lessoon Jeih Keim Jees

QuestionAnswer
geaishtagh rish listening to
listening to geaishtagh rish
S’laik lhiam Elvis agh cha nel mee geaishtagh rish dagh laa I like Elvis but I don’t listen to him every day
I like Elvis but I don’t listen to him every day S’laik lhiam Elvis agh cha nel mee geaishtagh rish dagh laa
Nhare lhiat geaishtagh rish kiaull ny cloie kiaull? Do you prefer listening to music or playing music?
Do you prefer listening to music or playing music? Nhare lhiat geaishtagh rish kiaull ny cloie kiaull?
Va mee laccal goll magh agh va orrym geaishtagh rish y çhuyr aym goaill arrane I wanted to go out but I had to listen to my sister singing
I wanted to go out but I had to listen to my sister singing Va mee laccal goll magh agh va orrym geaishtagh rish y çhuyr aym goaill arrane
Er lhiam dy ren yn braar aym geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr ayd goaill arrane fastyr jea I think my brother listened to your sister singing yesterday afternoon
I think my brother listened to your sister singing yesterday afternoon Er lhiam dy ren yn braar aym geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr ayd goaill arrane fastyr jea
Foddee dy jeanym geaishtagh rish ABBA ayns y tobbyr jiu Maybe I’ll listen to ABBA in the bath today
Maybe I’ll listen to ABBA in the bath today Foddee dy jeanym geaishtagh rish ABBA ayns y tobbyr jiu
Cha noddym geaishtagh rish y çhuyr aym nish son t’ee gobbragh ayns y thie eck I can’t listen to my sister now because she’s working in her house
I can’t listen to my sister now because she’s working in her house Cha noddym geaishtagh rish y çhuyr aym nish son t’ee gobbragh ayns y thie eck
Ta mee ayns Purt ny Hinshey, myr shen foddym geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr echey fastyr jiu I’m in Peel so I can listen to his sister this afternoon
I’m in Peel so I can listen to his sister this afternoon Ta mee ayns Purt ny Hinshey, myr shen foddym geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr echey fastyr jiu
Cha nel mee laccal geaishtagh rish paitçhyn agh ta mee my er-ynsee myr shen ta orrym geaishtagh rish paitçhyn I don’t want to listen to children but I’m a teacher so I have to listen to children
I don’t want to listen to children but I’m a (male) teacher so I have to listen to children Cha nel mee laccal geaishtagh rish paitçhyn agh ta mee my er-ynsee myr shen ta orrym geaishtagh rish paitçhyn
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
coraa voice
voice coraa
trimshagh sad
sad trimshagh
awin river
river awin
ny sanmey later
later ny sanmey
seyr carpenter
carpenter seyr
fuygh wood
wood fuygh
guilley boy
boy guilley
sheese down
down sheese
cailt lost
lost cailt
thalloo ground
ground thalloo
laagh mud
mud laagh
mygeayrt around
around mygeayrt
noa new
new noa
bing melodious
melodious bing
fakin seeing
seeing fakin
screeu writing
writing screeu
feddyn finding
finding feddyn
çhymsagh gathering
gathering çhymsagh
broogh bank
bank broogh
magh ass out of
out of magh ass
briaght asking
asking briaght
er shen then (on that)
then (on that) er shen
ynnydyn-coshey footprints
footprints ynnydyn-coshey
geiyrt er following (on)
following (on) geiyrt er
elley another / other
another / other elley
goll er mooin y cheilley copulating
copulating goll er mooin y cheilley
Manninan Beg as Enbarr - Ayrn 4 Manninan Junior and Enbarr - Part 4
Manninan Junior and Enbarr - Part 4 Manninan Beg as Enbarr - Ayrn 4
“Moghrey mie! Quoi shen?” ren ee gyllagh lesh coraa bing. “Good morning! Who’s that?” she called in a melodious voice.
“Good morning! Who’s that?” she called in a melodious voice. “Moghrey mie! Quoi shen?” ren ee gyllagh lesh coraa bing.
“Manninan,” ren Manninan freggyrt dy trimshagh. “Manninan,” Manninan answered sadly.
“Manninan,” Manninan answered sadly. “Manninan,” ren Manninan freggyrt dy trimshagh.
“I’m looking for Enbarr. “Ta mee jeeaghyn son Enbarr.
“Ta mee jeeaghyn son Enbarr. “I’m looking for Enbarr.
Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh. I don’t know where he is.
I don’t know where he is. Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh.
Vel fys ayd’s?” Do you know?”
Do (emphatic) you know?” Vel fys ayd’s?”
“Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh nish, agh ta fys aym c’raad v’eh ec kerroo lurg shey moghrey jiu. “I don’t know where he is now, but I know where he was at a quarter past 6 this morning.
“I don’t know where he is now, but I know where he was at a quarter past 6 this morning. “Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh nish, agh ta fys aym c’raad v’eh ec kerroo lurg shey moghrey jiu.
Ren mee fakin eh. I saw him.
I saw him. Ren mee fakin eh.
V’eh snaue ayns yn awin. He was swimming in the river.
He was swimming in the river. V’eh snaue ayns yn awin.
Ren mee screeu arrane mysh … vel oo laccal geaishtagh rish?” I wrote a song about it … do you want to listen to it?”
I wrote a song about it … do you want to listen to it?” Ren mee screeu arrane mysh … vel oo laccal geaishtagh rish?”
“Cha nel, gura mie ayd “No, thanks.
“No, thanks. “Cha nel, gura mie ayd
Ny sanmey foddee. Later maybe.
Later maybe. Ny sanmey foddee.
Ta orrym feddyn Enbarr nish.” I have to find Enbarr now.”
I have to find Enbarr now.” Ta orrym feddyn Enbarr nish.”
“Wahll, foddee dy vel fys ec yn teyr, Mnr Yindyssagh, er-lhiam dy vel eh çhymsagh fuygh er broogh yn awin nish hene.” “Well, maybe the carpenter, Mr Wonderful, knows, I think he’s gathering wood on the river bank right now.”
“Well, maybe the carpenter, Mr Wonderful, knows, I think he’s gathering wood on the river bank right now.” “Wahll, foddee dy vel fys ec yn teyr, Mnr Yindyssagh, er-lhiam dy vel eh çhymsagh fuygh er broogh yn awin nish hene.”
“Gura mie ayd,” ren yn guilley gra as ren eh roie magh ass y dorrys. “Thank you,” the boy said and he ran out of the door.
“Thank you,” the boy said and he ran out of the door. “Gura mie ayd,” ren yn guilley gra as ren eh roie magh ass y dorrys.
“Hee’m oo ny sanmey, Vanninan,” ren Bnr Bing gyllagh lesh coraa bing. “See you later, Manninan,” Miss Melodious called in a melodious voice.
“See you later, Manninan,” Miss Melodious called in a melodious voice. “Hee’m oo ny sanmey, Vanninan,” ren Bnr Bing gyllagh lesh coraa bing.
Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg roie sheese dys yn awin raad va’n seyr, Mnr Yindyssagh, çhymsagh fuygh. So, Manninan Jnr ran down to the river where the carpenter, Mr Wonderful, was gathering wood.
So, Manninan Jnr ran down to the river where the carpenter, Mr Wonderful, was gathering wood. Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg roie sheese dys yn awin raad va’n seyr, Mnr Yindyssagh, çhymsagh fuygh.
“Kys t’ou, bwo?” ren Mnr Yindyssagh briaght. “How you doing yessir?” Mr Wonderful asked.
“How you doing yessir?” Mr Wonderful asked. “Kys t’ou, bwo?” ren Mnr Yindyssagh briaght.
“Ta mee red beg trimshagh,” ren yn guilley freggyrt. “I’m a little sad,” the boy answered.
“I’m a little sad,” the boy answered. “Ta mee red beg trimshagh,” ren yn guilley freggyrt.
“Er lhiam dy vel Enbarr cailt. “I think Enbarr is lost.
“I think Enbarr is lost. “Er lhiam dy vel Enbarr cailt.
Vel fys ayd c’raad t’eh?” Do you know where he is?”
Do you know where he is?” Vel fys ayd c’raad t’eh?”
“V’eh ayns shoh moghrey jiu, ren mee fakin eh snaue ayns yn awin,” ren Mnr Yindyssagh freggyrt. He was here this morning, I saw him swimming in the river,” Mr Wonderful answered.
He was here this morning, I saw him swimming in the river,” Mr Wonderful answered. “V’eh ayns shoh moghrey jiu, ren mee fakin eh snaue ayns yn awin,” ren Mnr Yindyssagh freggyrt.
“Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh nish … agh …” “I don’t know where he is now … but …
“I don’t know where he is now … but … “Cha nel fys aym c’raad t’eh nish … agh …”
Ren Mnr Yindyssagh jeeaghyn er y thalloo as ren eh feddyn ynnydyn-coshey ayns y laagh. Mr Wonderful looked at the ground and he found foodprints in the mud.
Mr Wonderful looked at the ground and he found footprints in the mud. Ren Mnr Yindyssagh jeeaghyn er y thalloo as ren eh feddyn ynnydyn-coshey ayns y laagh.
Ren ad geiyrt er ny hynnydyn-coshey son feed minnid as eisht ren ad fakin … They followed the footprints for 20 minutes and then they saw …
They followed the footprints for 20 minutes and then they saw … Ren ad geiyrt er ny hynnydyn-coshey son feed minnid as eisht ren ad fakin …
“Enbarr!” ren Manninan gyllagh. “Enbarr!” Manninan called.
“Enbarr!” Manninan called. “Enbarr!” ren Manninan gyllagh.
Va’n cabbyl roie mygeayrt ayns magher mooar marish cabbyl elley. The horse was running around in a big field with another horse.
The horse was running around in a big field with another horse. Va’n cabbyl roie mygeayrt ayns magher mooar marish cabbyl elley.
“Gura mie ayd, Vnr Yindyssagh,” ren Manninan gra. “Thank you, Mr Wonderful, Manninan said.
“Thank you, Mr Wonderful, Manninan said. “Gura mie ayd, Vnr Yindyssagh,” ren Manninan gra.
“Enbarr! What are you doing here? “Enbarr! Cre t’ou jannoo ayns shoh?
“Enbarr! Cre t’ou jannoo ayns shoh? “Enbarr! What are you doing here?
As quoi yn carrey noa ayd?” And who is your new friend?”
And who is your new friend?” As quoi yn carrey noa ayd?”
“Shoh Jonee,” ren yn cabbyl freggyrt. “This is Jonee,” the horse answered.
“This is Jonee,” the horse answered. “Shoh Jonee,” ren yn cabbyl freggyrt.
“Ta shin roie mygeayrt as goll er mooin y cheilley.” “We’re running around and copulating.”
“We’re running around and copulating.” “Ta shin roie mygeayrt as goll er mooin y cheilley.”
“Oh ho!” ren Manninan gra. “Oh ho!” Manninan said.
“Oh ho!” Manninan said. “Oh ho!” ren Manninan gra.
“Nayyyy” ren Enbarr freggyrt. “Nayyyy” Enbarr answered.
“Nayyyy” Enbarr answered. “Nayyyy” ren Enbarr freggyrt.
Yn Jerrey The End
The End Yn Jerrey
Created by: h_e_day
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