Phrases in the Irish Language > Go across the road and turn left. Continue to the first traffic light and turn right. It is directly ahead, next to the clothes shop.
How to Say:
“Go across the road and turn left. Continue to the first traffic light and turn right. It is directly ahead, next to the clothes shop.” in the Irish language
Pronunciation for how to say
Téigh trasna an bhóthair agus cas ar chlé. Lean ar aghaidh go dtí an chéad solas tráchta agus cas ar dheis. Tá sí go díreach ar aghaidh, in aice leis an siopa éadaí.
Tayg tras-na un voh-hir og-us coss err ch-lay. Lan err ayg guh dee un ch-ay-ud suh-lus trawhk-tuh og-us coss err yesh. Taw she guh deer-uhk err ayg, in ak-eh lesh un shup-ah ay-ud-ee.
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Translation in Irish Language
Téigh trasna an bhóthair agus cas ar chlé. Lean ar aghaidh go dtí an chéad solas tráchta agus cas ar dheis. Tá sí go díreach ar aghaidh, in aice leis an siopa éadaí. = Go across the road and turn left. Continue to the first traffic light and turn right. It is directly ahead, next to the clothes shop.
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