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a few english-to-irish simple phrases Hello everybody! Could you please check my faults in the next translations? I am running. = Tá agam rith. You sister is not running with you. = Níl do dheirfiúr ag rith leat. Is your sister running with you? = An bhfuil do dheirfiúr ag rith leat? I need to sleep. = Teastaíonn uaim codail. I need to drink water. = Teastaíonn uisce uaim ól. They need us. = Teastímid uaibh. He sleeps before the dinner. = Codlaíonn sé roimh an ndinnéar. I answer your question. = Freagraím do cheist. I enjoy happiness. = Taitním áthas. I enjoy happiness. = Taitníonn áthas liom. Paul enjoys the cat = Taitníonn an cat le Phól. I play hurling with my team. = Imrím iománaíocht le mo fhoireann. I lead the dog. = Tiomáinim an madra. Go raibh maith agaibh! :)

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a few english-to-irish simple phrases

Hello everybody!

Could you please check my faults in the next translations?

I am running. = Tá agam rith. Tá mé ag rith
You sister is not running with you. = Níl do dheirfiúr ag rith leat.
Is your sister running with you? = An bhfuil do dheirfiúr ag rith leat?

I need to sleep. = Teastaíonn uaim codail codladh. [the object of this construction should be a noun, codail is a verb, codladh is its verbal noun form]
I need to drink water. = Teastaíonn uaim uisce a ól.
They need us. = Teastímid uaibh uathu. [uaibh means "from you (pl)", uathu = "from them"]

He sleeps before the dinner. = Codlaíonn sé roimh an ndinnéar. [in Standard Irish there would be no eclipsis on dinnéar here (because d and t resist mutation after an), it is used only in some dialects on the south-west of the country]

I answer your question. = Freagraím do cheist.

I enjoy happiness. = Taitním Taitníonn áthas liom. [by itself, taitin means "to shine", to say "enjoy" you need to use the preposition le with it (lit. "it shines with me")]
I enjoy happiness. = Taitníonn áthas liom.
Paul enjoys ["likes" would be a better translation] the cat = Taitníonn an cat le Phól. [le doesn't cause lenition]

I play hurling with my team. = Imrím iománaíocht le mo fhoireann.

I lead the dog. = Tiomáinim an madra.


Go raibh maith agaibh! :)

Maith thú!

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