Desi

Desi

Don't panic! English follows the Gaelic!

Dè an t-ainm a th' ort? ‘S e Desislava Vasileva an t-ainm a th' orm.

Co às a tha thu?/ Càite a bheil thu a' fuireach? Tha mi à Bulgàiria. Rugadh mi ann am Plovdiv agus tha a' fuireach ann an-diugh.

Dè thog d' ùidh anns a' chànan? – Bha ùidh agam ann an iomadh cànan, mar sin, thòsich mi ag ionnsachadh feadhainn annasach. Sann air an eadar-lìon a lorg mi Gàidhlig agus mar sin a thòisich mi ga h-ionnsachadh.

A bheil molaidhean agad airson luchd-ionnsachaidh eile? Cùm a' dol. Ionnsaich a h-uile rud.

Ciamar a tha thu a' cleachdadh Gàidhlig nad bheatha làitheil? Uill, chuidich e mi sna clasaichean Beurla agam, chan eil fhios agam carson. Agus tha mi air caraidean ùra a dhèanamh a bhios a' bruidhinn Ghàidhlig rium.

Dè an abairt Ghàidhlig as fheàrr leat? Chan eil :-)

What's your name? - My name is Desislava Vasileva

Where do you stay/are you from? - I am from Bulgaria (the city where I live is Plovdiv), and I was born here. :)

What inspired you to learn Gaelic (it's ok to say you don't know)? - I was interested in a lot of languages so I started to learn some "strange ones". I was looking on the internet and that's how I found Gaelic and started learning it.

What tips do you have for other Gaelic learners? - Keep going! Learn it all!

How do you use Gaelic in your daily lives? - Well actualy it helped me in my English classes, I don't know how. And I found a lot of friends that talk Gaelic with me.

Do you have a favourite Gaelic expression? - Nope :)

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