
Giota Beag - 5
Learn how to ask where things and people are, about the Irish story telling tradition and what Fan bomaite, the phrase of the week means.
Siúcra - Sugar
Bainne - Milk
Briosca - A biscuit
Éist! - Listen
Anois - Now
(Iontach) fuar - (very) cold
Agus - And
Gabh mo leithscéal - Excuse me
Cá bhfuil...? - Where is...?
Cá bhfuil an bainne / an siúcra? - Where is the milk / the sugar?
Cá bhfuil an leithreas? - Where is the toilet?
Cá bhfuil Úna? - Where is Úna?
NÃl a fhios agam - I don’t know
Cá bhfuil sà / sé / siad? - Where is she / he / they?
Cad é mar atá Úna? - How is Úna?
Tá sé /sà / siad go maith - He / she / they are well
Sa chuisneoir - In the fridge
Ar an tábla - On the table
Thart an coirnéal - Around the corner
Bomaite - A minute
Fan bomaite - Wait a minute
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Irish language learning series
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Bain Giota De (1)
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Bain Giota De (2)
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Bain Giota De (3)
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Bain Giota De (4)
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