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..clashtyn oo ooilley ayns Gailck
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..hear you all in Manx
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Ooilley ayns Gailck?
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All in Manx?
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Ta, c’red t’ou coontey jeh’n emshyr nish?
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Yes, what are you thinking of the weather now?
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Aw, ta.., cha nel eh jeeaghyn feer olk edyr.
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Aw, yes.., it’s not looking too bad at all.
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Vel shin goll dy gheddyn tooilley fliaghey?
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Are we going to get more rain?
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Aw cha s’ayms, t’eh jeeaghyn, cha nel eh jeeaghyn monney son fliaghey yn oie shoh nish edyr, cha nel.
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Aw, I don’t know, it is looking, it is not looking much like rain this night now at all, it’s not.
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Cha nel bodjallyn mygeayrt.
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No clouds about.
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Cha nel monney bodjallyn ayns yn aer.
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Not many clouds in the sky.
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Cha nel.
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No.
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Cha nel mee fakin monney, va’n aer ooilley ayns frough, v’eh ooilley ayns frough laghyn er y shiaghtyn, ooilley ayns frough.
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I am not seeing many, the sky was all in mist, it was all in mist these days on the week, all in mist.
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Ta, ta, ta mee toiggal.
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It is, I understand.
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Ta, ooilley ayns frough.
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It is all in mist.
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Row monney grian mooie er y chiaghtyn?
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Was there much sun out on the week?
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Aw cha row, va paart dy laghyn as cha row monney grian ayn, ayns yn moghree edyr,
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Aw, was not, there was some days and there was not much sun in, in the morning though,
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va’n grian cheet mooie ec yn - bunnys ec y shey.. kiare.. er.. queig er y clag, ta’n grian cheet mooie yn traa shen.
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the sun is coming out at almost at four or five on the clock, the sun is coming out that time.
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Ta mish toiggal.
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I understand.
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Shen yn traa v’ee cheet mooie.
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That is the time she was coming out.
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Row shiu ec y bayr monney er y chiaghtyn.
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Were you on the road much on the week? (walking)
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Cha row mee mooie monney.
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I was not out much.
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Cha row
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Were you not?
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Cha row, cha row eh feer mie dy goll mooie, v’eh feayr, v’eh feayr.
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Was not, it was not very good to go out, it was cold, it was cold.
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Row peiagh erbee ayn shen lesh shilley ort?
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Was anyone there with a sight on you. (visiting you).
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Er.. er y shiaghtyn, cha row.
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Er.. on the week? No.
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Cha row monney sleih cheet lesh shilley ort eisht?
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There were not many people coming for a sight on you then?
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Cha nel mee fakin yn inneen woish Purt ny h’Inshey edyr.
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I have not seen the girl from Peel either.
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Nagh vel?
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Have not (you)?
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Cha nel.
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Have not. (no)
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Ta mish er chlashtyn t’ee goll ersooyl gys Nerin yn sourey.
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I have heard she is going away to Ireland this summer.
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Goll dys Nerin? yn ‘neen woish Purt ny h’Inshey?
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Going to Ireland? the girl from Peel?
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T’ee goll harrish y cheayn marish “Kione Jiarg”... t’ee laccal goll harrish y cheayn lesh “Kione Jiarg”.
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She is going over the sea with “Red Head” (Leslie Quirk)... she wants to go over the sea with “Red Head”.
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Kione Jiarg!
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Red Head!
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Ta, Leslie Quirk.
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Yes, Leslie Quirk.
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Aw Quirk, aw, shen ta mee toiggal nish.
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Aw Quirk, aw, that I understand now.
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Cha row Clarke ayns shoh, ec y, ec y boayl shen lesh shilley ort.
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Clarke was not here, at this place to see you?
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Quoi?
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Who?
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Clarke, Chalse y Clarke.
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Clarke, Charles Clarke (From Pulrose)
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Cha ren mee fakin eh, ta laa, ta, cha row eh ayn shoh son tammylt.
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I am not seeing him, it is days, yes, he was not here for a while
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G’insh dou yn skeeal mygeayrt ny shenn feallagh ayns Balley laagh, g’insh dou yn skeeal mychione ny shenn, shenn feallagh ayns Balley laagh v’ou pleateil mygeayrt riyr,
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Tell me the story about the old people in Ballaugh, tell to me the story. about the old people in Ballaugh you were talking about last night
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kys mygeayrt dty yishag, tra v’eh ayns Rhumsaa geddyn yn muckyn ass baatey.
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how about your father, when he was in Ramsey getting the pigs out of a boat.
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Aw v’eh geddyn muckyn, v’eh geddyn daa muckyn ayns Rhumsaa
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Oh! he was getting pigs, he was getting two pigs in Ramsey
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as ren eh goll dys geddyn part dy geayl, dy, dy geayl dy loshtey ayns yn aile,
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and he did go to get some coal coal to burn on the fire,
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as yn traa ren eh cur yn red, tra ren eh goll dy chur, cur yn red (cart) dy geddyn yn muckyn va’n muckyn ayns yn sack
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and the time he did put the thing (cart) when he did put the cart to get the pigs, the pigs were in a sack,
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as v’ad,
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and they
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what’s jumping?,
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lheimmey ayns yn sack as harrish, ren ad goll harrish sheese ayns yn, ayns yn ushtey.
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were jumping in the sack and over (overboard) they did go over down in the, in the water.
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Ren ad?
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Did they?
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..in the harbour
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Cha row ad baiht?
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They were not drowned?
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Cha row, va fer ennagh er y baatey, as ren eh tayrtyn red ennagh lesh yiarn,as ren eh tayrtyn ad mooie ass yn ushtey.
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Were not, there was someone on the boat, and he did haul something with iron (boathook) and he did haul them out of the water.
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Va shen aitt.
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That was funny.
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