Chuir
sé
a
chulaith
éadaigh
agus
an
dá
shúil
a
bhí
ina
cheann
dhon
fhear
an
chneastacht
(...)
robáil.
He bet the honest man his suit of clothing and the two eyes in his head (...).
Adjectives
Clothes
Feelings
People
Verbs
play
"Á,
a
amadáin",
ar
seisean,
"ghoidfeadh
an
fear
sin
a
oiread
aon
oíche
amháin
is
shaothrófá
i
gcaitheamh
i
do
shaoil".
"Ah, you fool," he said, "That man would earn in one night as much as you would earn your whole life,".
Everyday phrases
Feelings
Conversation
Adjectives
Arguments
play
Bhuel,
nuair
a
bhí
an
geall
cailltí
aige
bhí
sé
gan
éadach
gan
amharc.
Well, when he had lost the bet he was naked and blind.
Everyday phrases
Feelings
Life & death
Activities
Adjectives
play
Fuaigh
sé
thart
go
ndeachaigh
sé
ag
an
rí-chat.
He went around until the came to the king-cat.
Activities
Animals
Everyday phrases
Places
Adjectives
play
Thit
sé
ar
an
rí-chat
an
scéal
a
insean.
It fell to the king-cat to tell the story.
Animals
People
Activities
Folklore
Adjectives
play
Tá
rud
beag
(caitin)
i
bpoll
agus
tá
tobar
uisce
ag
bun
crainn
agus
dhá
bhfaghadh
sí
trí
bhraon
de
le
n-ól
leigheasódh
sé
í.
"There is a small (...) thing in a hole and and there is a well of water at the bottom of a tree and if she got three drops of it to drink it would cure her".
Abstract nouns
Adjectives
Food and drink
Objects
Feelings
play
Cén
chaoi
an
bhfuil
tú
féin?
An-amhrán!
Tá
mé
théis
an
t-amhrán
sin
a
chloisteáil.
Bhí
sé
go
hálainn.
How are you yourself? Wonderful! I just heard that song. It was lovely.
Everyday phrases
Feelings
Music
Adjectives
Conversation
play
Á,
bhí
sé
thar
cionn,
nach
raibh?
Ach
oiread
leat
féin.
Ah, it was excellent, wasn't it? Just like yourself.
Everyday phrases
Adjectives
Feelings
Conversation
Interjections
play
Nach
breá
an
Gaeilgeoir,
bail
ó
Dhia
air,
atá
thall
i
Tenerife?
Isn't he a fine Irish speaker, God bless him, over in Tenerife?
Adjectives
Conversation
Feelings
Geographical terms
Language
play
Níl.
No.
Everyday phrases
Adjectives
Conversation
Interjections
Likes & dislikes
play
Mar
tá
i
bhfad
níos
mó
gréine
ó
dheas.
Because there's a lot more sun in the south.
Adjectives
Amount
Geographical terms
Weather
Comparatives
play
Tá
sé
i
bhfad
níos
glaise
abhus
anseo,
It's much greener here,
Adjectives
Comparatives
Countryside
Everyday phrases
Feelings
play
Inné
bhí
an-lá
againn,
bhí
an
ghrian
ag
scoilteadh
na
gcloch,
mar
a
dúirt
mé
leat.
Yesterday we had a great day, the sun was splitting the stones, as I told you.
Activities
Feelings
Weather
Everyday phrases
Adjectives
play
Nach
mbídís
ag
trácht
ar
an.
.
.
fíon,
ar
an
bhfíon
Spáinneach.
Don't they be talking about the. . . wine, the Spanish wine.
Everyday phrases
Food and drink
Language
Conversation
Adjectives
play
Tá
fíon
thar
a
bheith
go
maith
anseo.
Agus
ar
ndóigh
bíonn
.
.
.
The wine is very good here. And of course. . .
Food and drink
Adjectives
Everyday phrases
Feelings
Place names
play