In this video we're going to take a look at the prepositions that originate from the irish word as
now as on its own and in its simplest form means out of or from someone/something
so for example if we look at these 2 phrases here
this means enjoy or have fun
literally it means take because bain means take
and then sult means enjoyment/joy/fun, the same as taitneamh
and then as is from so it's literally saying take enjoyment from
also this phrase here
literally it means take a try from it
now before we get into too much detail on the prepositions that are associated with as
it's very important that you understand the personal pronouns first
so here they are, these would be your basic or standard personal pronouns
as you can see these mean me for mé you for tú and so on
now in irish when we're dealing with as and we're going to talk about the prepositions that are associated with as
you wouldn't say as mé that's not the way it works
it goes like this, it's asam so as plus mé is asam
which means from me or out of me depending on the context of the sentance that you're using
and then it's not as tú, it's asat
so if we go down through them all there one by one just to get the pronunciations right we have
so let's look at some sample phrases now that's going to help illustrate these prepositions in a clear way
so literally that means I get or I have no confidence from her
so if we take that literally then it means that
I take pride from them or i take a feeling of pride out of them if that makes sense
so again literally word for word that means
we were taken aback or we were surprised lets say, its kind of saying it took back from us
if you translate it word by word
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