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§ 523 TRAnslate into English
- Ḃí Doṁnall boċt, aċt atá caoi ṁaiṫ air anois.
- An ḃfuil Nóra saiḋḃir?
- Ní’l; atá muiriġin ṁór uirri, agus atá cíos mór, trom, ar an talaṁ atá aici.
- Feuċ an t-iolar ḟuar ins an spéir.
§ 524. Translate into Irish
- The water is dark blue in color.
- This lamb is white.
- Nora is repairign the spinning wheel and Dermot is mending the stool.
- This chair is broken, and James is mending it (ag cur caoi uirri).
- See the lamb that is in the meadow.
- See the turf that is on the floor, it is soft and heavy.
- Do not leave the broken stook outside; leave the stool inside and mend it.
- I owe Cormac a shilling.
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note that
phonetic
symbols
are not
necessarily pronounced
as in English
See § 13-16
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