"Chì mi a-rithist thu, Anna."
Translation:See you later, Anna.
July 19, 2020
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Yeah, literally it's: "I will see you again, Anna." But it's used to mean "see you later". Chì is an irregular form of the verb faic, as in "Tha mi a' faicinn..." :)
| Tense | English | Gaelic |
|---|---|---|
| present simple | I see... | Chì mi... |
| future simple | I will see... | Chì mi... |
| present continuous | I am seeing... | Tha mi a' faicinn... |
| future continuous | I will be seeing... | Bidh mi a' faicinn... |
| present habitual | I see... | Bidh mi a' faicinn... |