In this video we're going to look at 15 of the most common and most useful verbs
in the Irish language, if you want to learn more about the language whether
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whenever I upload a brand new video. So back to this video then on the best
verbs you can have in Irish, the first one - Bhí means was it's the past tense of Tá
so for example Bhí mé fuar = I was cold
Our next verb - Bhuaigh means won, Bhuaigh mé gach rud = I won everything
Our next verb - Chuaigh this means went, Chuaigh sé abhaile léi = he went home with her
our next one - Cheannaigh
Cheannaigh means bought or purchased, Cheannaigh mé é = I bought it
next Chonaic, Chonaic means saw Chonaic mé é = I saw him
our next useful verb - Chuir means put, so for example, Chuir sí an t-eolas ar fad le chéile
she put all of the information together, Chuir sí an t-eolas ar fad le chéile
next we have Chaith, this is a very
useful and flexible verb, Chaith can mean to spend, to smoke, to wear and to throw
Chaith sí go leor ama ann = she spent lots of time there
next is Dúirt, Dúirt means said, Dúirt sé é = he said it
next we have Fuair and this means got, Fuair sé bronntanas = he got a present
next is Labhair, Labhair means spoke
Labhair sí leis an slua = she spoke to the crowd
Rinne is next and Rinne means made or did, Rinne sí go maith = she did good or she did well
Shroich is next and Shroich means reached Shroich sí ann in am
she reached the place in time, Shroich sí ann in am
Thug is next and Thug means gave
Thug sé barróg mhór di = he gave her a big hug
Tháinig is next, Tháinig
means came, Tháinig an bus = the bus came
Thosaigh means started
Thosaigh an t-inneall = the engine started
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