Save
Upgrade to remove ads
Busy. Please wait.
Log in with Clever
or
show password
Forgot Password?
Don't have an account?  Sign up 
Sign up using Clever
or
Username is available taken
show password


Make sure to remember your password. If you forget it there is no way for StudyStack to send you a reset link. You would need to create a new account. Your email address is only used to allow you to reset your password. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Already a StudyStack user? Log In

Reset Password
Enter the associated with your account, and we'll email you a link to reset your password.
focusNode
Didn't know it?
click below
 
Knew it?
click below
Don't Know
Remaining cards (0)
Know
0:00
edit
Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.

  Normal Size     Small Size show me how

Manx

Lessoon Kiare-jeig Keim Jees

QuestionAnswer
yn çhiaghtin shoh this week
this week yn çhiaghtin shoh
ta mee er ve gobbragh I’ve been working
I’ve been working ta mee er ve gobbragh
cha nel mee er ve giu I’ve not been drinking
I’ve not been drinking cha nel mee er ve giu
vel oo er ve çhing? have you been sick?
have you been sick? vel oo er ve çhing?
t’eh er ve ayns Doolish he’s been in Douglas
he’s been in Douglas t’eh er ve ayns Doolish
nagh vel ee er ve gee? hasn’t she been eating?
hasn’t she been eating? nagh vel ee er ve gee?
Ta mee skee jiu son ta mee er ve gobbragh I’m tired today because I’ve been working
I’m tired today because I’ve been working Ta mee skee jiu son ta mee er ve gobbragh
Vel oo er ve ayns yn thie-bee shen? Have you been in that restaurant?
Have you been in that restaurant? Vel oo er ve ayns yn thie-bee shen?
Er-lhiam dy vel eh er ve geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr ayd I think he’s been listening to your sister
I think he’s been listening to your sister Er-lhiam dy vel eh er ve geaishtagh rish yn çhuyr ayd
Foddee nagh vel ee er ve giu punch yn çhiaghtin shoh Maybe she hasn’t been drinking punch this week
Maybe she hasn’t been drinking punch this week Foddee nagh vel ee er ve giu punch yn çhiaghtin shoh
T’eh licklee dy vel Breeshey er ve cadley ayns y thie eck Breeshey has probably been sleeping in her house
Breeshey has probably been sleeping in her house T’eh licklee dy vel Breeshey er ve cadley ayns y thie eck
Vel oo er ve skee yn çhiaghtin shoh? Have you been tired this week?
Have you been tired this week? Vel oo er ve skee yn çhiaghtin shoh?
Ta’n moddey shen er ve gee pasta reesht That dog’s been eating pasta again
That dog’s been eating pasta again Ta’n moddey shen er ve gee pasta reesht
T’eh er ve feer ghrianagh ayns Mannin yn çhiaghtin shoh It’s been very sunny in the Isle of Man this week
It’s been very sunny in the Isle of Man this week T’eh er ve feer ghrianagh ayns Mannin yn çhiaghtin shoh
Cha nel eh er ve feayr yn çhiaghtin shoh It’s not been cold this week
It’s not been cold this week Cha nel eh er ve feayr yn çhiaghtin shoh
Ta mee er ve gobbragh I have been working (I’m after being working)
I have been working (I’m after being working) Ta mee er ve gobbragh
Vel eh er ve giu? Has he been drinking? (Is he after being drinking?)
Has he been drinking? (Is he after being drinking?) Vel eh er ve giu?
Ren mee gee I ate
I ate Ren mee gee
Va mee gee I was eating
I was eating Va mee gee
Ta mee er ve gee I’ve been eating
I’ve been eating Ta mee er ve gee
Ta mee gee I am eating / I eat
I am eating / I eat Ta mee gee
Bee’m gee I will be eating
I will be eating Bee’m gee
Nee’m gee I will eat
I will eat Nee’m gee
Ren Dependent Past Tense
Dependent Past Tense Ren
Ren Independent Past Tense
Independent Past Tense Ren
Va Independent Past Tense Continuous
Independent Past Tense Continuous Va
Row Dependent Past Tense Continuous
Dependent Past Tense Continuous Row
er ve Independent Present Perfect
Independent Present Perfect er ve
Vel / nel Dependent Present Perfect
Dependent Present Perfect Vel / nel
Ta Independent Present Continuous
Independent Present Continuous Ta
Vel / nel Dependent Present Continuous
Dependent Present Continuous Vel / nel
Bee Independent Future Continuous
Independent Future Continuous Bee
Bee Dependent Future Continuous
Dependent Future Continuous Bee
Nee Independent Future
Independent Future Nee
Jean Dependent Future
Dependent Future Jean
sheese down
down sheese
roshtyn reaching / arriving
reaching / arriving roshtyn
gimmeeaght departing
departing gimmeeaght
goit stuck
stuck goit
noadyr neither
neither noadyr
kiangley tying
tying kiangley
tayrn pulling
pulling tayrn
hooin roin! let’s go!
let’s go! hooin roin!
ass out of
out of ass
feme needing
needing feme
meeiteil meeting
meeting meeiteil
laagh mud
mud laagh
cooney helping
helping cooney
tedd rope
rope tedd
gleashagh moving
moving gleashagh
Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg roie sheese ny greeishyn as ass y chashtal. So, Manninan Beg ran down the stairs and out of the castle.
So, Manninan Beg ran down the stairs and out of the castle. Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg roie sheese ny greeishyn as ass y chashtal.
“Moghrey mie Enbarr,” ren eh gra dy gennal tra ren eh roshtyn dys y stabyl. “Morning, Enbarr,” he said merrily when he arrived at the stable.
“Morning, Enbarr,” he said merrily when he arrived at the stable. “Moghrey mie Enbarr,” ren eh gra dy gennal tra ren eh roshtyn dys y stabyl.
“Neeeaaaaa,” ren yn cabbyl freggyrt. “Neeeaaaaa,” answered the horse.
“Neeeaaaaa,” answered the horse. “Neeeaaaaa,” ren yn cabbyl freggyrt.
“Ta orrin markiaght dys y valley, bwo. “We have to ride to town, yessir.
“We have to ride to town, yessir. “Ta orrin markiaght dys y valley, bwo.
Ta towl mooar ayns mullagh y toor as ta ram ushtey roie stiagh ayns y chashtal. There’s a big hole in the tower roof and there is lots of water running into the castle.
There’s a big hole in the tower roof and there is lots of water running into the castle. Ta towl mooar ayns mullagh y toor as ta ram ushtey roie stiagh ayns y chashtal.
Ta shin feme Mnr Yindyssagh.” We need Mr Wonderful.
We need Mr Wonderful. Ta shin feme Mnr Yindyssagh.”
Myr shen, ren Manninan as Enbarr gimmeeaght So Manninan and Enbarr departed.
So Manninan and Enbarr departed. Myr shen, ren Manninan as Enbarr gimmeeaght
Er y raad, ren ad meeiteil rish yn eirinagh, Mnr Soccaragh. On the way, they met the farmer, Mr Placid.
On the way, they met the farmer, Mr Placid. Er y raad, ren ad meeiteil rish yn eirinagh, Mnr Soccaragh.
“Moghrey mie, Vnr Hoccaragh,” ren Manninan gra. “Kys t’ou?” “Morning, Mr Placid,” said Manninan. “How are you?”
“Morning, Mr Placid,” said Manninan. “How are you?” “Moghrey mie, Vnr Hoccaragh,” ren Manninan gra. “Kys t’ou?”
“Cha nel mee feer vie, bwo,” ren yn eirinagh freggyrt. “I’m not very good, bhoy,” answered the farmer.
“I’m not very good, bhoy,” answered the farmer. “Cha nel mee feer vie, bwo,” ren yn eirinagh freggyrt.
“Ta’n cart aym goit ayns y laagh. “My cart is stuck in the mud.
“My cart is stuck in the mud. “Ta’n cart aym goit ayns y laagh.
Ta mee er ve ayns shoh son three ooryn! I’ve been here for 3 hours!
I’ve been here for 3 hours! Ta mee er ve ayns shoh son three ooryn!
Cha laik lhiam yn fliaghey.” I don’t like the rain.”
I don’t like the rain.” Cha laik lhiam yn fliaghey.”
“Cha laik lhiam’s eh noadyr!” ren Manninan gra. “I don’t like it either!” said Manninan.
“(emphatic) I don’t like it either!” said Manninan. “Cha laik lhiam’s eh noadyr!” ren Manninan gra.
“Foddee dy nod Enbarr cooney lhiat.” “Maybe Enbarr can help you.”
“Maybe Enbarr can help you.” “Foddee dy nod Enbarr cooney lhiat.”
“Neeeeaaaa!!” ren Enbarr freggyrt. “Neeeeaaaa!!” answered Enbarr
“Neeeeaaaa!!” answered Enbarr “Neeeeaaaa!!” ren Enbarr freggyrt.
Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg kiangley Enbarr rish y chart lesh tedd as ren yn cabbyl tayrn dys ren yn cart gleashagh ass yn laagh. So, Manninan tied Enbarr to the cart with a rope and the horse pulled until the cart moved out of the mud.
So, Manninan tied Enbarr to the cart with a rope and the horse pulled until the cart moved out of the mud. Myr shen, ren Manninan Beg kiangley Enbarr rish y chart lesh tedd as ren yn cabbyl tayrn dys ren yn cart gleashagh ass yn laagh.
“Gura mie ayd, chabbyl,” ren Mnr Soccaragh gra dy soccaragh. “Thanks, horse,” Mr Placid said placidly.
“Thanks, horse,” Mr Placid said placidly. “Gura mie ayd, chabbyl,” ren Mnr Soccaragh gra dy soccaragh.
“Hooin roin!” ren Manninan gra. “Hee’m oo, Vnr Hoccaragh.” “Let’s go!” Manninan said. “See you, Mr Placid.”
“Let’s go!” Manninan said. “See you, Mr Placid.” “Hooin roin!” ren Manninan gra. “Hee’m oo, Vnr Hoccaragh.”
“Slane lhiat, Vanninan.” Good bye Mannin
Good bye Mannin “Slane lhiat, Vanninan.”
Ny smoo ry-heet! To be continued!
To be continued! Ny smoo ry-heet!
Created by: h_e_day
Popular Manx sets

 

 



Voices

Use these flashcards to help memorize information. Look at the large card and try to recall what is on the other side. Then click the card to flip it. If you knew the answer, click the green Know box. Otherwise, click the red Don't know box.

When you've placed seven or more cards in the Don't know box, click "retry" to try those cards again.

If you've accidentally put the card in the wrong box, just click on the card to take it out of the box.

You can also use your keyboard to move the cards as follows:

If you are logged in to your account, this website will remember which cards you know and don't know so that they are in the same box the next time you log in.

When you need a break, try one of the other activities listed below the flashcards like Matching, Snowman, or Hungry Bug. Although it may feel like you're playing a game, your brain is still making more connections with the information to help you out.

To see how well you know the information, try the Quiz or Test activity.

Pass complete!
"Know" box contains:
Time elapsed:
Retries:
restart all cards