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Is Éireannach mé ach ní labhraím Gaeilge. | I'm Irish, but I don't speak Irish. | |
Is Éireannach mé ach níl Gaeilge agam. | I'm Irish, but I don't speak Irish. | |
Nílim go deas. | I'm not pretty. | |
Fáilte chuig an Vicipéid. | Welcome to Wikipedia. | |
Tá mé ag snámh in abhainn. | I am swimming in a river. | |
Táim ag snámh in abhainn. | I am swimming in a river. | |
Cheannaigh mé roinnt leabhair ón siopa leabhar. | I bought a few books from the bookstore. | |
Níl caife fágtha ann. | There's no coffee left. | |
Táim ag foghlaim Spáinnise. | I am learning Spanish. | |
Is máthair maith thú. | You are a good mother. | |
Bhí Romulus agus Remus ina ndeartháireacha. | Romulus and Remus were brothers. | |
Is leasdeirfiúr Tomáis í Máire. | Mary is Tom's stepsister. | |
Tháinig mé go dtí an tSín. | I arrived in China. | |
Ní mhian liom do theanga a labhairt. | I don't want to speak your language. | |
Is maith leis spórt. | He likes sports. | |
Chuir sí a coinne ar ceal. | She cancelled her date. | |
Tá Tomás ag bruíon lena bhean chéile. | Tom is bickering with his wife. | |
D'fhoghlaim tú go tapa. | You learned quickly. | |
Tabhair an leabhar sin ar ais nuair atá sé léite agat, le do thoil. | Return that book when you have read it, please. | |
Bhí triúr mac ag a mháthair, agus is é an mac is óige. | His mother had three sons, and he was the youngest. | |
D'éirigh sé dorcha. | It grew dark. | |
Déan tae te duit féin. | Make some hot tea for yourself. | |
Cén fáth nach ndéanfaidh tú? | Why won't you make it? | |
Cé a bhris an buidéal? | Who broke the bottle? | |
Chreid mé leis ar dtús. | I believed him at first. | |
Tá sé ceart go leor. | It's alright! | |
Rachaidh mé ag siopadóireacht tráthnóna inniu cé nach bhfuil mórán airgid agam. | I'll go shopping this afternoon, though I don't have much money. | |
Bailigh leat amach as seo! | Go on away out of that! | |
Réitigh mé fiafheoil. | I cooked deer meat. | |
Osclóidh mé an doras. | I will open the door. | |
An é seo é? | Is he the one? | |
Tá an taoiseach ag labhairt liom. | The taoiseach is talking to me. | |
Bíonn cuma áthais uirthi i gcónaí, ach níl áthas uirthi ar chor ar bith. | She always looks happy, but she is not happy at all. | |
Bíonn cuma áthais uirthi i gcónaí, ach níl áthas uirthi ar chor ar bith. | She is always looking happy, but she is not happy at all. | |
Caitheann sé éadaí dubha i gcónaí. | He always wears black clothes. | |
Caithfidh mé péire bróg nua a cheannach. | I must buy a new pair of shoes. | |
Tá sárBhéarla agat. | You have superb English. | |
Tá otharcharr uainn. | We want an ambulance. | |
Cá bhfuil na leabhair? | Where are the books? | |
Ní dhearna mé d'airgead é. | I didn't do it for money. | |
Ní dhearna Tomás d'airgead é. | Tom didn't do it for money. | |
Tá an bord seo bán. | This table is white. | |
Tá oráiste ar an mbórd. | The orange is on the table. | |
Tá mé ag foghlaim na Gaeilge. | I'm learning Irish. | |
Níl sí ag freagairt an fón ach oiread. | She's not answering the phone either. | |
Níl lá rúin agam an meon sin a athrú. | I have no intention of changing. | |
Seans maith nach mbeidh sé róshásta le na pictiúir. | He probably won't be happy with the pictures. | |
Chonaic mé an admháil thíos ar bhord na cistine. | I saw the receipt on the kitchen table. | |
Tá mé tinn. | I am ill. | |
Tá páirc álainn i lár an bhaile. | There is a beautiful park in the center of the town. | |
Cathain a chan mo dheirfiúr an t-amhrán sin? | When did my sister sing that song? | |
Cá mhéad úbh a cheannaigh Mámaí? | How many eggs did mammy buy? | |
Bhíos traochta. | I was exhausted. | |
Tá óstán curtha in áirithe agam anocht i nGaillimh | I booked us a hotel in Galway tonight. | |
"An bhfuil tusa ag labhart domsa?" "An bhfuil tusa ag labhart domsa?" "Is mise an t-aon duine atá anseo." | "Are you talking to me?" "Are you talking to me?" "I'm the only person here." | |
Ní fhaca mé a leithéid riamh. | I never saw the like of it before. | |
Buíochas le Dia nach raibh aon duine gortaithe. | Thank God that nobody was hurt. | |
Cad atá á dheineamh agaibh? | What are ye doing? | |
Cé go raibh an aimsir tirim, thug mé mo chóta dó nuair a bhí sé ag dul amach. | Even though the weather was fine, I gave him my coat as he was going out. | |
Níl cead aici dul amach anois. | She is not allowed to go out now. | |
Chomhairligh an dochtúir leis gur fearr éirí as an deoch. | The doctor advised him that it would be better to give up the drink. | |
Tá aithne mhaith agam ar an bpáirt seo den chathair. | I know this part of the city well. | |
Chomhairligh an dochtúir é éirí as an ól. | The doctor advised him to give up the drink. | |
Chomhairligh an dochtúir é éirí as an ól. | The doctor advised him to give up drinking. | |
Tá sé ceart go leor. | He's okay. | |
An bhfuil fear an tí sa mbaile? | Is the householder at home? | |
Buíochas le Dia gur tháinig tú orm. | Thank God you found me. | |
Mar murach tusa, ag Dia atá a fhios cén uair a gheobhaimis amach faoin mbotún sin a rinne iad. | If it weren't for you, God knows when we'd find out about their mistake. | |
Sin bealach amháin le breathnú air is docha. | That's one way of looking at it, I suppose. | |
Meas tú an bhféadfainn labhairt leat, go príobháideach, le do thoil? | Could I speak to you, in private, please? | |
Níl ach cluiche é seo. | This is just a game. | |
Tá páistí Tom thíos staighre. | Tom's children are downstairs. | |
Chuaigh Tom go dtí an linn snámha. | Tom went to the swimming pool. | |
Chuaigh Tom abhaile don deireadh seachtaine. | Tom went home for the weekend. | |
Chan Tom an t-amhrán is fearr le Mary. | Tom sang Mary's favorite song. | |
Ní bheidh a fhios againn go dtí an bhliain seo chugainn. | We won't know until next year. | |
Tá tríocha giotár le Tom. | Tom owns about thirty guitars. | |
Tá Tom ag ithe, fós. | Tom is still eating. | |
Tá Tom ag ithe, fós. | Tom's still eating. | |
Ní mo chuid cairde iad. | They are not my friends. | |
Scríobh Tom scéal faoin sin. | Tom wrote a story about that. | |
Tá sé anseo. | He is here. | |
Tá sé anseo. | He's here. | |
Aontaím leis an ráiteas. | I agree with the statement. | |
Má bheadh airgead agam, cheannóin ticéid don cheolchoirm. | If I had money, I would buy tickets for the concert. | |
Bhí an fear bocht sínte amach ar an talamh, gan aithne gan urlabhra. | The poor man was stretched out on the ground, unconscious. | |
Ba bheag nár thit mé i laige nuair a chuala mé an scéal. | I nearly fainted when I heard the story. | |
Chuir Tomás a fhéinphic ar líne. | Tom put his selfie online. | |
Chuir Tomás a fhéinín ar líne. | Tom put his selfie online. | |
Bhí greim daingean ag an Eaglais Chaitliceach ar an tsochaí. | The Catholic Church had a strong grip on society. | |
Fuair Tomás léasadh teanga. | Tom received a tongue lashing. | |
Tá sé soiléir nach bhfuil puinn daonnachta ag Tomás. | It's clear Tom doesn't have an ounce of humanity. | |
Níl fonn cainte ar Tomás. | Tom is not in the mood for talking. | |
Nuair a bhíonn an cat amuigh, bíonn an luch ag rince. | When the cat leaves, the rat dances. | |
Is mise Ricardo. | I am Ricardo. | |
Tá seascair daoine i mo scoil. | There are seven people in my school. | |
Tá mó dheirfiúr álainn. | My sister is beautiful. | |
An bhfuil Mary sa ghairdín? | Is Mary in the garden? | |
Tá cúpla daoine uaim chun cabhair a tabhairt dom. | I need a few people to help me. | |
Díol! | Sell! |
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