mar
a
dearfá
|
you'd say
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Mhoithigh
mé
mó
mháthair
dá
insean
go
minic
|
I heard my mother often say
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Feelings
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bhí
sé
imithe,
ach
|
he was gone, but
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Feelings
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Past participle
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mar
duine
eile,
mar
a
chuid
eile
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like someone else, like the rest of them
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Likes & dislikes
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Ach
d'inis
sé
don
tsagairt
é
|
but he told it to the priest
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Religion
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"bhuel"
a
duirt
an
tsagart
|
"well" said the priest
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Adverb
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Religion
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ní
thig
liom
feancadh
a
bhaint
as
|
I can't make any sense out of it
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a
deir
sé
|
he says
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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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Ach
's
é
mo
bharúil
|
but it is my opinion
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agus
'bhfuil
a
fhios
agat
anois
|
an do you know now?
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ach
ní
dhearna
an
sagart
ach
|
but didn't the priest
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Conversation
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Religion
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Arguments
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bhoil
anois,
a
deir,
a
dúirt
an
sagart
|
well now, says, said the priest
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Conversation
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People
Interjections
Religion
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"sin
í
an
Chaorthanach",
a
dúirt
sé
|
"this is the Devil's mother", he said
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People
Religions
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"sin
í
an
Chaorthanach",
a
dúirt
sé,
"a
bhí
istigh
agaibh"
|
you had the Chaorthanach in with ye
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