Dia duit agus fáilte, in this video we're going to look at 10 of the best
and most useful phrases you can have in Irish, if you want to learn more about
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So the first useful and convenient phrase is this
Tá áthas orm bualadh leat, and that means pleased to
meet you so a great one to have if you've been
introduced to somebody like a friend or whatever you can say that
Tá áthas orm bualadh leat
if you want to describe the place that you're in or
describe any place as the most beautiful place on the face of the earth you could say this
Is é an áit is deise ar thalamh an domhain
this is the nicest place in the whole wide world
the next 2 phrases could be useful if you're going into a cafe or a restaurant and you're
inquiring about the Wi-Fi, so an bhfuil WIFI agat? do you have Wi-Fi?
and if so then you could ask for the code or password so you
could say this céard é an cód don WiFi?
you could substitute cód for pasfhocal which is password
and it's always good to end that with the Irish way of saying please
which is le do thoil/más é do thoil é
céard é an cód don Wifi más é do thoil é?
our next phrase is to do with the Irish language actually so if you wanted to say Irish
is an easy language to learn because I love it, you could say this
Tá an Ghaeilge furasta a fhoghlaim mar is breá liom é
a useful phrase to have if you're talking with somebody or to somebody
about why you're learning Irish- Tá an Ghaeilge furasta a fhoghlaim mar is breá liom é
and that's news that might surprise a lot of people, if you wanted to say that this
surprised us or the news came as a big shock to us you could say this
Chuir an scéal an-iontas orainn = the news surprised us greatly
another great phrase to have then if
you're trying to say that somebody learned a lesson or they learned some
valuable information at the end of a day or at the end of a story you could say this
d'fhoghlaim siad ceacht tábhachtach an lá sin = they learned a valuable lesson that day
d'fhoghlaim siad ceacht tábhachtach an lá sin, our next phrase
then is this - Is maith mar a tharla, and that can mean a number of
things it could mean it was a blessing in disguise
it could mean it ended well or it could mean there was a happy ending
it's quite flexible and interchangeable and therefore very very convenient - Is maith mar a tharla
our next two phrases are very useful then if you're sending an
email or writing a letter the first one - Is mise le meas
and that basically means yours sincerely
or yours faithfully, is mise le meas, and next then we have this phrase which is
grá mór ó, so that means lots of love from so grá mór means lots of love and
then ó which is spelled o fada, means from and then you put your name
afterwards then so grá mór ó Pól so that means lots of love from Paul
so if you enjoyed this video and you found these phrases useful please give it a
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of your favorite phrases because that will help other viewers and subscribers
as well, so thanks for watching and I'll be back very soon, slán tamall.