In Irish Language Translations ("Irish Gaelic")

I didn't come here yesterday.
Seán didn't come here last year.
Came?
Did you come here yesterday?
Didn't come?
Didn't you come here yesterday?
Didn't Seán come here last year?
Did you come here yesterday? Yes, certainly!
Come (to multiple people)
Seán comes here every morning.
Seán doesn't come here every morning.
Come?
Do you come here often?
Does Seán come here every morning?
Doesn't come?
Don't you come here often?
Doesn't Seán come here every morning?
Doesn't Seán come here every morning? No. He comes here at the weekend.
Come here!
Liam doesn't come with us.
Does Seán come with you?
No. Máire came.
Doesn't Áine come with you usually?
Did Seán come here last year?
I don't understand much.
will come
will not come
will come?
won't come?
is the verbal adjective of tar:
Summer has come!
Your Christmas present will come tomorrow.
Will it come in the morning?
I'm coming!
It's come!
I am from Germany.
Seán and Mary (when you're addressing them)
Denise and Cody (when you're addressing them)
will eat
Seán will eat his breakfast at eight.
will not eat
Will Seán eat his lunch at twelve?
won't eat?
Won't Máire eat fish?
Will Seán eat his lunch at twelve? Yes, certainly.
Won't Máire eat fish? No. She's going to be a vegetarian.
I will eat fish every Friday in Lent
Émer won't eat her lunch, as she's sick.
Will she eat something tomorrow? Yes, if she can.
Won't Seán eat here also? No. He'll be in Galway.
two doors
your drink
violin
problem
view
Tadhg is a man's name
neat
Do you come here often? Yes. I'm here every day.
Yes, but he was sick yesterday.
Don't come to my house tomorrow. I won't be there.
Did Eoin come to your house yesterday?
Seán will come to my house tomorrow.
Will Seán come to your house tomorrow?
: Can you come to my house tomorrow?
Don't give it to Mícheál (said to multiple people).
Don't give the ball to Máire.
Seán never gives a gift to Sorcha.
Does Seán give a gift to Máire on her birthday? Yes, certainly.
Does Seán give a gift to Máire on her birthday?
Sean gives a gift to Máire on her birthday every year.
Seán gave Máire a gift on her birthday.
Give the ball to Seán. (said to multiple people)
Máire gives Seán a hug.
Does Máire give Seán a hug?
Doesn't Mary always give him a hug?
Máire gave him a hug.
Mícheál didn't give a gift to Máire.
Máire didn't give him a hug.
Did you give a gift to Máire?
Did she give you a hug?
Didn't she give him a kiss?
Did Seán give you a gift? Yes!
Give it to me!
Liam gives a kiss to Sorcha every morning.
Sorcha never gives Mícheál a kiss.
Does Máire ever kiss him?
Did he give Seán a lift?
No. Máire gave him a lift.
No. I don't know her at all.
Seán will give his gift to Máire tomorrow.
Won't Émer give a gift to Máire as well?
Will you give a gift to Máire on her birthday? Yes, certainly.
I'd like to give a gift to Máire.
The gift was given to Máire.
I'm thirsty. Will you give me a glass of water?
Won't you give me a glass of beer?
No! You've had enough!
He is giving the bread to Seán.
This gift is mine! It was given to me!
soldier

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