Ciamar a tha thu? – How are you?

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Basic Greetings
Hello – Halò [ha-LAW]
Goodbye – Mar sin leat [mar shin LET]
How are you? – Ciamar a tha thu? [KIM-er ah ha oo]
I'm fine, thanks. – Tha mi gu math, tapadh leat. [ha mee goo mah, TAH-pah let]

In Scottish Gaelic, the verb "to live in" is expressed as fuireach ann an. The pronunciation of this phrase can be broken down as follows:

Fuireach [FOOR-ach] – with the 'ch' sound similar to the Scottish 'loch'
Ann an [aun aun] – with a soft 'n' sound, almost like 'own' in English but with a shorter 'o' sound
So, when saying "I live in [place]", you would say, "Tha mi a’ fuireach ann an [place]". For example, "I live in Edinburgh" would be "Tha mi a’ fuireach ann an Dùn Èideann" [ha mee a FOOR-ach aun aun Doon EH-jun].

Remember, Gaelic pronunciation can vary by region, so it's always helpful to listen to native speakers for the most accurate pronunciation.

Tha mi a’ fuireach ann am Paisley.

This is pronounced as [ha mee a FOOR-ach aun am PAYS-lee].

In this sentence:

Tha mi means "I am".
a’ fuireach means "living".
ann am is used before a masculine noun starting with a consonant, in this case, Paisley.

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