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§ 109. translate into English

  • Míle fáilte.
  • Fáilte agus sláinte.
  • Crúiscin lán.
  • Atá an áit polláin.
  • Níl mé tinn, atá mé slán, polláin.
  • Fág crúiscín ag an tobar.
  • Fág móin ar an urlár.
  • Ná fág móin ag an doras fós.
  • Atá an páisd bán
  • Níl sé bán; atá sé donn.
  • Atá an cáibín cam.
  • Fág fód móna ar an urlár.

§ 110 Translate into Irish

  • Art is not wearing (see §40) a new coat.
  • Art is strong and healthy.
  • Do not leave a pitcher on the floor.
  • Dry turf.
  • The place is not wholesome.
  • The strong horse is going to the road.
  • She is young, she is not strong.
  • The ship is strong, the boat is weak.
  • The child is brown-haired.
  • The place is green.
  • The young horse is save and sound (slán, polláin)
  • Leave a sod of turf on the floor
  • There is not a sod of turf on the floor.
  • Welcome.
  • Warm day.

note that
phonetic
symbols
are not
necessarily pronounced
as in English

See § 13-16

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