ní
thig
liom
feancadh
a
bhaint
as
|
I can't make any sense out of it
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Everyday phrases
Feelings
Verbs
Idioms
Conversation
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a
deir
sé
|
he says
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Conversation
Verbs
Feelings
Grammar
People
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"Níl
a
fhios
agam
ceard
é",
a
dúirt
sé
|
"I don't know what it is", he said
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Everyday phrases
Conversation
Feelings
Verbs
Idioms
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Ach
's
é
mo
bharúil
|
but it is my opinion
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Arguments
Feelings
Conversation
Everyday phrases
Language
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nach
spioraid
mhaith
é
|
he's not a good spirit (he's possessed)
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Feelings
Adjectives
Life & death
Activities
People
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agus
'bhfuil
a
fhios
agat
anois
|
an do you know now?
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Everyday phrases
Greeting
Conversation
Adverbs
Questions
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Fadaígí
tine
mhaith
ansin
|
ye set a good fire there
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Activities
Feelings
Objects
Verbs
Everyday phrases
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agus
tiocfaidh
mise
tráthnóna
dó
|
and I'll come for him in the evening.
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Activities
Everyday phrases
Time
Verbs
Relationships
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ach
d'fhadaigh
|
but (it) was set
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Verbs
Adverbs
Abstract nouns
Past participle
Everyday phrases
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ach
ní
dhearna
an
sagart
ach
|
but didn't the priest
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Conversation
People
Religion
Everyday phrases
Arguments
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breith
ar
an
bpáiste
|
judge the child
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Activities
People
Feelings
Verbs
Relationships
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agus
a
bhualadh
sé
istigh
|
and to hit him into
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Activities
Verbs
Physical contact
Everyday phrases
To be able to
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ar
chúl
na
tine
|
the back of the fire
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Objects
The home
Everyday phrases
Places
Adjectives
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D'éirigh
an
páiste
|
The child arose
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People
Verbs
Activities
Feelings
Physical contact
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agus
thug
sé
aithinneacha
na
tine
|
and he brought the flames of the fire
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Activities
Feelings
Objects
Verbs
Weather
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