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Irish
(Gaeilge (ga))
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Official language
Language spoken
Number of speakers
Standardization institution
ISO 639-1
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THE'Irish, also called Gaelic, is an official and national language in Republic of Ireland. It is mainly used in the west of the country.

Pronunciation

Vowels

Consonant

Common diphthongs

Grammar

Based

For this guide, we are using polite form for all expressions, on the assumption that you will be speaking most of the time with people you don't know.

Common signs

Open : Oscailte
Firm : Dúnta


Bathroom : Leithras (pron.: lairass)


Forbidden : Toirmiscthe

Hello : Dia duit
Welcome : Fáilte (pron.: faultcha)

Please : The do thoil (pron.: yeu djau houill)
Thank you : Go raibh maith agat (pron.: go dream my waiter)

Yes : Tá (pron.: teu)
No : Ní (pron.: neither)
sorry : Logh (pron.: yaur)

Bye : Slán agat (pron.: slone agueute)


Cheers : Slainte (pron.: slauncha)
Warning : Bí carefull

Problems

Numbers

Time

Time

Duration

Days

Monday : an Luan
Tuesday : an Mháirt
Wednesday : an Chéadaoin
Thursday : an Déardaoin
Friday : an Aoine
Saturday : an Satharn
Sunday : an Domhnach

Month

If those who speak the language use a calendar other than Gregorian, explain it and list the months.

January : Eanáir
February : Feabhra
March : Márta
April : Aibreán
may : Bealtaine
June : Meitheamh
July : Iúil
August : Lúnasa
September : Meán Fómhair
October : Deireadh Fómhair
November : Samhain
December : Nollaig

Write time and date

Give examples of how to write time and date if it differs from French.

Colors

Transport

  • Airport : Aerfort
  • Plane : Aerárthach
  • Harbor : Farraige
  • Ferry : Báid farantóireachta
  • Station : Stáisiún
  • Train : Traein
  • Because : Chóiste (chouchtè)
  • Bus : Bus (bouch)
  • Bus stop : Stad bus (steut bouch)
  • Taxi : Tacsaí
  • Prices : Rátaí
  • Ticket : Ticéad
  • Line : Líne
  • Hours : Sceideal
  • Luggage : Bagáiste

Bus and Train

Directions

Taxi

Lodging

Hotel : Óstán
Youth hostel : Óige brú

Silver

Food

Bars

Purchases

Communicate

  • Telephone : Fón (fone)
  • Public telephone : Íocfón (oukfone)
  • Internet : Idirlíon
  • Mail : Ríomhphost
  • Television : Teilifís
  • Radio : Raidió

Drive

  • Car : Carr
  • Van : Van
  • Truck : Trucail
  • Motorbike : Gluaisrothar
  • Street : Sráid
  • Road : Bóthar
  • Highway : Mhótarbhealaigh
  • Toll : Dola
  • Yield : Geill Slí
  • Dead end : Uimh mórbhealach
  • Gas station : Statio seirbhíse
  • Engine oil : Inneall ola
  • Out of order : Briste síos
  • Accident : Tionóisc
  • Works : Obair


stop (on a sign) : stop


diesel : Díosal
Unleaded : Gan luaidhe

Authority

Public places and services

  • Police : Garda
  • Hospital : Ospidéal
  • Firefighters : Roinn dóiteáin
  • Post Office : Oifig an Phoist (oufig ane fouicht)
  • Downtown : An lár (ane laur)
  • Square : Suare
  • Store : Siopal

Tourism

  • National Tourist Office : Bord Fáilte (borde faultcha)
  • Chateau : Caisleán
  • Manor : Mainear
  • Lake : Lough
  • Bay : Bay
  • Mountain : Mountain
  • Restaurant : Bialann
  • Coffee : Ní Chatháin

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