In Irish Translations — Page 25
Phrases in The Irish Language > List Page 25
- Do you get your newspaper there? Yes.
- Doesn't he get a good salary? No!
- I got a new coat yesterday.
- She got a copy of the book there last week.
- I didn't get a new car.
- She didn't get a copy there.
- Did you get a new car?
- Did she get a copy of the book?
- Didn't you get a new car?
- Did you get a new car? Yes!
- Didn't she get a copy of the book? No.
- Get your hat and come with me!
- Gráinne gets dessert every day.
- Liam doesn't ever get dessert.
- Doesn't Áine ever get dessert?
- Did Eoin get a new coat?
- Yes. It's red.
- Didn't he also get a hat?
- You will get it in the kitchen.
- I won't get my pay before Friday.
- Will you get a present on your birthday?
- Won't you get your pay tomorrow?
- Is she going to die?
- Will you get a present for your birthday? Yes, certainly!
- Won't you get your pay tomorrow? No. I'll get it on Friday.
- Is she going to die? No, sweetheart. She's going to be fine.
- I have to get a newspaper today.
- I've gotten a penny! (Literally: "I've a penny gotten!")
- Áine will get a job soon.
- I won't get a new car for my birthday, as that would be too expensive.
- Won't you get a present at all?
- I'd like to get a new one, if possible.
- You've got the right one!
- Look at that man!
- Seán sees his mother frequently.
- Máire sees a seagull on the beach.
- He doesn't see her frequently.
- She doesn't see it.
- Do you see that sign?
- Does he see her frequently?
- Doesn't she see the sign?
- Doesn't Gráinne see her frequently?
- Do you see that sign? Yes.
- Doesn't she see her frequently? No.
- I saw a deer in the field yesterday.
- She saw a sign on the door.
- I didn't see the sign.
- Máire didn't see the deer in the field yesterday.
- Did you see the deer in the field?
- Didn't you see the sign on the door?
- Did you see the deer in the field? Yes!
- Didn't he see the sign on the door? No.
- Gráinne sees the sea from her house.
- Liam never sees the sun, because he works at night.
- Do you see her frequently, or are you too busy?
- Doesn't he see the light?
- No. He needs glasses.
- I saw a light in the sky.
- Did you see it too?
- I didn't see it, but Máire did.
- You won't see Máire, as she won't be there.
- Will you see Seán tomorrow?
- Won't you see Máire tomorrow?
- Will you see Seán tomorrow? Yes, certainly!
- Won't you see Máire tomorrow? No. She won't be there.
- I'd like to see you tomorrow.
- : Invisible
- Things seen and unseen.
- Áine will see Mícheál next week.
- They won't see Seán because he'll be in Galway.
- Won't I see you this weekend?
- I'd love to see that film.
- Catch the ball!
- Take (give) them my regards.
- Don't bite him!
- Bring me my hat and my coat, children.
- Don't bring it to me.
- Síle brings me my breakfast each morning.
- Aogán brings his son to the office with him every day.
- She doesn't bring me my lunch.
- He doesn't bring his dog with him to the office.
- Do you bring your mom to the church every day?
- Does he catch the ball when his daughter throws it?
- Don't you bring your coat with you when you're going out?
- Does he catch the ball when his daughter throws it? Yes.
- Do you bring your mom to the church every day? No. She only comes here once a week.
- I grabbed my mother's hand.
- He caught the ball.
- I didn't grab my mother's hand.
- He didn't catch the ball.
- Did you bring your coat with you?
- Didn't you bring your hat?
- Did you bring your coat with you? Yes, certainly!
- Didn't you bring your hat with you? No, unfortunately!
- Cows give birth to calves; sheep give birth to lambs.
- Dogs don't give birth to kittens.
- Do you bring your children to the office with you?
- He pulled my hair!
- I didn't.
- Don't pull my hair, it's very painful.
