tá
mé
ag
deanamh
go
gceapfá
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I make it (I think) that you would think that
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Conversations
Feelings
Language
Verbs
Everyday phrases
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An
am
amháin
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Once upon a time
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Everyday phrases
Folklore
Time
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bhí
fear
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there was a man
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The city
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agus
dúirt
sé
go
ngabhfadh
sé
amach
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and he said that he would go out
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Conversation
To be able to
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ar
fhad
a'
bhóthar
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along the road
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Prepositions
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The countryside
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's
nuair
a
tháinic
sé
coirnéal
a'
bhóthair
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and when he came to the corner of the road
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agus
casadh
leofa
gandal
|
they met a gander
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agus
chuir
as
siar,
shroich
siad
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and as they reached another bit further west
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casadh
leofa
cat
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they met a cat
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Animals
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agus
dúirt
an
cat
go
mbeadh
sé
leofa
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and the cat said it would belong to them
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Animals
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bhí
coileach
leofa
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a cockerel belonged to them
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bhain
said
a'
bóthair
ar
(?)
chucu
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they took the road towards them
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Verbs
Prepositions
People
Transportation
Everyday phrases
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