Chapter 8. Lads and Lassies

  • Kas sa tead Eestis mõnda ausammast, mis on pühendatud loomale?

Edinburgh is lovely in the autumn

Kuula ja loe.

Lads and lassies

ROSIE:

Edinburgh is lovely in the autumn.
​Look, Charlie! Here is something interesting.

CHARLIE:

It’s a dog.

ROSIE:

It’s a statue of a dog named Bobby. He was very loyal to his master.

CHARLIE:

Where are the cat statues?

ROSIE:

Don’t be silly, Charlie. Next, we visit the castle.

CHARLIE:

And a restaurant?

Abiks

a lad [læd] poisu, poiss

a lassie [ˈlæsi] plika, tüdruk

Edinburgh [ˈedinb(ə)rə] Edinburgh (linn Šotimaal)

lovely [ˈlʌvli] armas

something [ˈsʌmθiŋ] miski, midagi

a statue [ˈstætʃuː] ausammas, monument

named [neimd] nimega, nimetatud

was [wɔz] oli

loyal [ˈlɔiəl] ustav

to his master [tə hiz ˈmɑːstə(r)] oma peremehele

a master [ˈmɑːstə(r)] peremees

Don’t be silly. [ˌdəunt bi ˈsili] Ära ole rumal.

next [nekst] järgmiseks, järgmisena

visit [ˈvizit] külastama; minema

Scottish English [ˌskɔtiʃ ˈiŋɡliʃ]

Scottish English [ˌskɔtiʃ ˈiŋɡliʃ] Šoti inglise keel on inglise keele erikuju, mida räägitakse Šotimaal.

lad =lassie – poiss, noormees Šotimaal

lass = lassie – tüdruk, neiu Šotimaal

wee – pisike

ROSIE:

You play the violin very well.

ANDREW:

Thank you, wee lassie. I’m Andrew, pleased to meet you.

ROSIE:

I’m Rosie.

CHARLIE:

... and I’m hungry.

ANDREW:

Ha! A fine joke, laddie.

Abiks

wee [wiː] pisike

Pleased to meet you. [ˌpliːzd tə ˈmiːt juː] Meeldiv kohtuda.

meet [miːt] kohtuma

fine [fain] tore

a joke [dʒəuk] nali

a laddie [ˈlædi] poisu, poiss

ROSIE:

Can you help us, please? How can we get to the castle?

ANDREW:

You can get there on foot. I’ll show you the way, wee lassie.

CHARLIE:

She’s a rat, not a lassie.

Abiks

us [ʌs] meid

there [ðeə(r)] sinna

CHARLIE:

Where are we now?

ROSIE:

Look up, Charlie! It’s the castle. Is this the Old Town?

ANDREW:

Yes, it is. I always stop here and play a song.

CHARLIE:

You play your song, and we have our lunch. How much is a fish pie?

ROSIE:

Oh, Charlie!

Abiks

look up [ˌluk ˈʌp] üles vaatama

always [ˈɔːlweiz] alati

a song [sɔŋ] laul

a fish pie [ˌfiʃ ˈpai] kalapirukas

Where are we now?

Kes nii ütleb?

Lohista laused õigete tegelaste juurde. Tõlgi tumedamalt trükitud sõnad suuliselt.
      • Next we visit the castle.
      • Where are the cat statues?
      • And a restaurant?
      • Don’t be silly.
      • Here is something interesting.
      • Edinburgh is lovely in the autumn.
          • A fine joke.
          • How can we get to the castle?
          • Pleased to meet you.
          • Can you help us, please?
          • I’ll show you the way.

                  Kust saad teada?

                  Märgi T (text), kui saad teada tekstist;
                  P (picture), kui saad teada piltidelt;
                  ​B (both), kui mõlemast.

                  1. Rosie and Charlie are in Edinburgh.

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B
                  Rosie and Charlie are in Edinburgh.
                  Both in the text and in the picture: Charlie has an Edinburgh guide book in his paws.

                  2. The statue of the dog is black. 

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B

                  3. Andrew plays the violin.

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B

                  4. Charlie is very hungry.

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B

                  5. Andrew has a green cap.

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B

                  6. Charlie and Rosie see the castle in the Old Town.

                  • T
                  • P
                  • B

                  Kumb lause on tekstis?

                  Märgi ära laused, mida nägid tekstis.

                  1. 

                  • Here is something interesting.
                  • There is something interesting.

                  2. 

                  • Where are the cat statues?
                  • Where are we now?

                  3. 

                  • It’s a statue of a dog.
                  • It’s a statue of a cat.

                  4. 

                  • You play the violin very well.
                  • I always stop here and play a song.

                  5. 

                  • How can we get to the Old Town?
                  • How can we get to the castle?

                  6.

                  • How much is a fish pie?
                  • How much is the lunch?