Abairt

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"Caithfidh muid a bheith inár suidhe beagán níos moiche ar maidin," a deir Seán, "agus an bricfeasta a bheith ite againn go luath agus ansin buailfidh muid an bóthar.	"We need to be sitting a little later in the morning," says Seán, "and have our breakfast eaten early and then we will hit the road.	Activities Everyday phrases Feelings Time Verbs
Fuair sé i gcionn an bhainne agus d'ól sé lán a bhoilg den bhainne.	He found the milk and drank his fill of it.	Activities Food and drink Feelings Objects Verbs
"A", ar seisean, "caithfidh mé anois", ar seisean le Caolchat, "thú féin agus Pílí Cat a chur isteach sa tsac agus ansin buailfidh mé an sac ar mo dhroim agus iompróidh mé sibh amach agus isteach arís 'na bhaile mhóir agus nuair a bheas na brógaí ceannaithe againn.	"Ah," he said, "now I must," he said to Skinny Cat, "put you and Pílí Cat into the sack and then I will hit the sack on my back and carry you out and back into the big town and when we have bought the shoes."	Conversation Animals Everyday phrases Verbs Relationships
" Níor úirt Caolchat a dhath ach ag faire faoi agus thairis.	"Caolchat said nothing but kept looking around and about."	Activities Everyday phrases Feelings Verbs Conversation
Las Seán an puíop', dheargaigh sé aithinne thuas ag an tinidh agus nuair a bhí an puíopa lasta aige "tá mise réite anois", ar seisean, "tá sé chomh maith againn a bheith ag bualadh an bhóthair agus ag baint píosa as.	"Seán lit the pipe, he reddened the gorse up at the fire and when he had the pipe lit he said 'I'm ready now', 'it's just as well for us to be hitting the road and making a bit of headway."	Activities Everyday phrases Feelings People Verbs
Chas sé béal an tsaic agus thóig sé den talamh é agus bhuail sé siar ar a dhroim é.	"He twisted the top of the sack and lifted it off the ground and struck it on his back."	Activities Verbs Physical contact Objects Everyday phrases
Casadh robálaí dhó.	He met a robber.	People Activities Verbs Arguments Feelings
Chuaigh siad ag caint.	They started talking.	Activities Verbs Everyday phrases Conversation People
Goidé an sórt deis theacht i dtír atá agad?.	"What kind of means have you to live on?"	Everyday phrases Questions Life & death Money Verbs
Cén geall a chuirfeas tú?	"What will you bet?"	Everyday phrases Questions Activities Verbs Money
Cuirfidh mé cúig phunta leat.	"I will bet you five pounds," said the honest man.	Adjectives Amount People Money Verbs
Chuir siad cúig phunta.	They bet five pounds.	Activity Money Numbers Feeling Verbs
Cé bhfágfaidh muid le socrú aige é?	"Who will we leave it with to settle?"	Conversation Questions Relationships Feelings Verbs
Bhog siad leo chun bóthair.	They went along the road.	Activities Transport Verbs The city Place names
Ligeadh an scéal aige.	He was told the story.	Abstract nouns Activities People Verbs Conversation

"Caithfidh muid a bheith inár suidhe beagán níos moiche ar maidin," a deir Seán, "agus an bricfeasta a bheith ite againn go luath agus ansin buailfidh muid an bóthar.

"We need to be sitting a little later in the morning," says Seán, "and have our breakfast eaten early and then we will hit the road.

Activities Everyday phrases Feelings Time Verbs

Fuair sé i gcionn an bhainne agus d'ól sé lán a bhoilg den bhainne.

He found the milk and drank his fill of it.

Activities Food and drink Feelings Objects Verbs

"A", ar seisean, "caithfidh mé anois", ar seisean le Caolchat, "thú féin agus Pílí Cat a chur isteach sa tsac agus ansin buailfidh mé an sac ar mo dhroim agus iompróidh mé sibh amach agus isteach arís 'na bhaile mhóir agus nuair a bheas na brógaí ceannaithe againn.

"Ah," he said, "now I must," he said to Skinny Cat, "put you and Pílí Cat into the sack and then I will hit the sack on my back and carry you out and back into the big town and when we have bought the shoes."

Conversation Animals Everyday phrases Verbs Relationships

" Níor úirt Caolchat a dhath ach ag faire faoi agus thairis.

"Caolchat said nothing but kept looking around and about."

Activities Everyday phrases Feelings Verbs Conversation

Las Seán an puíop', dheargaigh sé aithinne thuas ag an tinidh agus nuair a bhí an puíopa lasta aige "tá mise réite anois", ar seisean, "tá sé chomh maith againn a bheith ag bualadh an bhóthair agus ag baint píosa as.

"Seán lit the pipe, he reddened the gorse up at the fire and when he had the pipe lit he said 'I'm ready now', 'it's just as well for us to be hitting the road and making a bit of headway."

Activities Everyday phrases Feelings People Verbs