| Have you got a cat and dog? | A bheil cat agus cù agad? |
| Have you got a cat and a girlfriend? | A bheil cat agus bràmair agad? |
| Have you got a car and a dog? | A bheil càr agus cù agad? |
| Have you got a paper and money? | A bheil pàipear agus airgead agad? |
| Have you got a match and a paper? | A bheil maids agus pàipear agad? |
| Have you got wine and a pint? | A bheil fìon agus pinnt agad? |
| Have you got a table and a drink? | A bheil bòrd agus deoch agad? |
| Have you got a computer and a phone? | A bheil coimpiutair agus fòn agad? |
| Have you got a car and money? | A bheil càr agus airgead agad? |
| Have you got a car and a girlfriend? | A bheil càr agus bràmair agad? |
| Have you got a boyfriend and a dog? | A bheil bràmair agus cù agad? |
| Have you got a paper and a table? | A bheil pàipear agus bòrd agad? |
| Have you got a computer and a table? | A bheil coimpiutair agus bòrd agad? |
| Have you got a match and a drink? | A bheil maids agus deoch agad? |
What have you got?
Have you got ...? (mp3)
What have you got "at you"? The word agad appears in this game in the construction A bheil ___ agad? (Do you have ___?) Agad literally means "at you". Here, in the singular or informal form, it is made by combining "aig" (at) and "thu" (you). For the plural and formal form "aig" (at) and "sibh" (you plura/formal) are combined to make agaibh. A bheil ___ agaibh? A similar combination is used in the How many have you got? game to say "I have". 
