Words for the City + The History of the City of Saint Paul
Bhí mé i mo chónaí i dTrá Virginia, áit a bhfuil suite ar an dtrá galánta ann. Fuair mé post nua, buiochas le Dia, agus bhog mé ón Virginia go dtí Minnesota. Anois tá mé i mo chónaí i mBaile Naoimh Pól, príomhchathair Minnesota. Tá Baile Naoimh Pól in aice le Minneapolis. · Tá mé i mo chónaí – I live (at this place)(lit I am in my living) · Suite – situated · Galánta – beautiful · &...
21 Oct 2026
DNTLS
Typically speaking, though there are always exceptions, when any two of the DNTLS letters meet, the second word will not receive a séímhiú or urú. This means that if a word ends in D, N, T, L, or S, and the word following it should have a séimhiú according to the rules of grammar, it wil lnot receive one if it, too, starts with D, N, T, L, or S. This is most often triggered by the definite article “an” which ends in an “n,” one of the DNTLS. · As we know...
18 Oct 2026
Irregular Verbs in the Present Tense
abair.ie teanglann.ie Substack, Irregular Irish Verbs in the Present Tense https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNRv7L_Fj1M IRISH IRREGULAR VERBS | as gaeilge (PRESENT TENSE), Gaeilge i mo Chroí There are fewer irregular verbs in Irish than in English. In Irish, there are 11 regular verbs, with 6 of them being super irregular, meaning they are more irregular than the other 5. The super irregulars will behave differently in nearly every tense, but the irregulars may conform at times, or in more way...
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