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Re: Practicing some Irish Gaelic vocabulary
Hello Lydia,
the only mistake that I saw was “It is not cold here” should be “Níl sé fuar anseo”.
Regarding “short” (in stature), “beag” is probably used more than “íseal” now; “beag” generally translates as “little”, while “íseal” generally translates as “low”.
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Chris
October 24, 2020
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Hi Jane,
the Irish equivalent of Lucy (a translation of e.g. the 3rd century saint’s name) is Liúsaidh.
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Chris
October 23, 2020
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Re:Practicing some Irish Gaelic Vocab
Dia dhuit, a Lydia! Lydia is ainm do mo mháthair :) I'm also learning Irish, and I'm looking for somebody to practise with. Let me know if you'd be interested. Go raibh maith agat!
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Logan E.
February 4, 2013
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Practicing some Irish Gaelic Vocab
So I just started my Irish studies and I wanted to practice what I've learned. If I mess up, feel free to tell me =]
Tá sé te anseo. Níl fuar anseo. Níl mé láidir. Tá mé íseal. An bhfuil bord ansin? An bhfuil bean agus cailín ansin?
It is hot here. It is not cold here. I am not strong. I am short. Is there a table there? Is there a woman and a girl there?
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Lydia
November 17, 2012
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I NEED HELP PLEASE!!!!
Hi, I'm Brian. I'm trying to learn Irish Gaelic. i can speak English and beginner Spanish.Please help.
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Brian
April 2, 2010
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