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The New York Times

Tá an t-uisce dúnta ag an Iaráin

Iran has the water closed

Tá an t-uisce dúnta. The water is closed. [tá = is, t-uisce = water, dúnta = closed] Tá an tír feargach. The country is angry. [tá = is, tír = country, feargach...

The Bbc

Tá an traein an-fhada. Níl aon leithreas uirthi.

The train is very long. There is no toilet on it.

Tá an traein fada. The train is long. [tá = is, traein = train, fada = long] Níl aon leithreas ann. There is no toilet there. [níl = is not, aon = any, leithrea...

Reuters

Cóbanhávan le cara

Copenhagen with a friend

Tá an chathair mór. The city is big. [tá = is, chathair = city, mór = big] Téann daoine ar rothair. People go on bicycles. [téann = go, daoine = people, ar = on...

The New York Times

Tá post nua ag Todd.

Todd has a new job.

Is fear nua é Todd. Todd is a new man. [fear = man, nua = new, Todd = Todd] Tá post nua aige. He has a new job. [Tá = is/has, post = job, nua = new, aige = at h...

The Guardian

Fir ag caint faoi airgead

Men talking about money

Tá fear ann. There is a man. [tá = is, fear = man, ann = there] Is fear é Angus. Angus is a man. [is = is, fear = man, é = he, Angus = Angus] Tá airgead aige. H...

The Guardian

An troid san Úcráin agus sa Rúis

The fight in Ukraine and Russia

Tá troid ann anois. There is fighting now. [tá = is/there is, troid = fighting, ann = there, anois = now] Tá rudaí ag dó. Things are burning. [tá = are, rudaí =...

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