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No matter. I guess there will be live music in the pub in the square. What do you think about that?
That would be great but does that pub serve food? I will need a bite of food, I suppose.
No, but there is a nice Thai restaurant next door. We could go there first.
Great, I love spicy food. What time shall we go?
Would seven o'clock be to early?
That's perfect. I'll be out of work by that time.
Great. Green curry, a couple of pints and live music: I'm really looking forward to it!
Me too. Oh, will I invite Seán? He might be free too.
Do, surely. It will be nice to get together again. Bye for now!
See you tonight!
Hi, friend. Have you got plans tonight? What about going out?
Would you like to...?
What about...?
What do you think?
That's a good idea
Good, great
I don't mind
It doesn't matter
I don't mind
What's your favourite festival?
I love Christmas. I really enjoy the atmosphere - the parties, the decorations, the presents, the food, even the weather!
And what will you do for Christmas?
I will be at home with my people. I like to spend time with my family and old friends.
Are you serious? Why?
I suppose Christmas makes me nostalgic, and I prefer making arrangements and plans for the year ahead. What about you, Seán?
I understand both of you but I have to say that Halloween is my favourite festival! I love the costumes and the fireworks.
It's a long time since I was dressed up on Halloween!
Tell me now, Aogán: do you make New Year's resolutions?
I do, surely. The trick is to choose resolutions that are worthwhile and achievable.
That makes sense, I suppose. What resolutions do you have this year?
My resolutions are to avoid meat and to improve my French.
I slipped up and ate chicken once but apart from that, I'm getting on well. Do you have any resolutions?
Yes. I would like to go running three times a week as I intend to do a half-marathon in a couple of months.
I'm envious of you, lads. Maybe I should make resolutions next year.
Why not start now?
Okay then. This year I will lose ten kilograms and read ten books!
What are your resolutions regarding learning Irish?
Good for you. How are you getting on?
nightlife
Máirtín is here now
He is [usually] at home every night
I say hello to the postman every day
I bring an umbrella with me when there is bad weather
I often see schoolchildren on the bus
I eat meat a couple of times a week
I come home from work on the train
I go to the shop on Saturdays
I visit my grandparents from time to time
I get a lot of emails
I do the cooking for the family
I hear the birds in the morning
I will study every day.
I am going to attend a conversation circle or Pop Up Gaeltacht.
I will listen to podcasts in Irish.
I will watch TG4 as often as possible.
I will write my shopping list in Irish.
I will keep a diary in Irish.
I will practise the sounds that I find difficult.
I will read stories in Irish.
I will use Irish when talking to myself, or to my pet, or to my friends.
I will visit the Gaeltacht.
I will buy products made in the Gaeltacht.
That sounds nice but I like to get a taste of the culture as well.
What was the temperature?
30 degrees celsius or so. I was sunburnt when I was coming home.
What about you, Seán? Did you go on holiday last year?
I didn't go abroad but I paid a quick visit to Tory Island.
Was the weather wet there?
No. The sky was blue and the sun was shining every day.
You should have gone there, Aogán!
I heard that we'd have a rainy day but it's also very windy.
And there wasn't a cloud in the sky this morning. The weather is very changeable these days.
I think the weather is fairly settled here!
Does the weather be worse in Dingle?
I reckon so, but even on a bad day, the region is more beautiful!
My village is west of Galway
What time do you usually get up in the morning?
What time do you leave work?
Do you go straight home after work?
the month of January
the month of February
the month of March
the month of April
the month of May
the month of June
the month of July
the month of August
the month of September
the month of October
the month of November
the month of December
the first of March
the second of July
the third of April
the eleventh of May
the sixteenth of February
the twenty-first of September
the thirty-first of October
the first job
the first floor

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