Dís:Notes Flashcards

1
Q

The man has a job, he works during the day and therefore gets exhausted when he returns home everyday

A

Tá post ag an bhfear, oibríonn sé i rith an lae agus dá bhrí sin bíonn sé tuirseach traochta nuair a fhilleann sé abhaile gach lá

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He is a traditional, conservative person and he doesn’t have respect for his wife.

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Is duine traidisiúnta, leanúnach é agus níl meas aige ar an mbean.

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Of course he ignores her as long as she is talking and it’s clear that is more interested in the paper than what she has to say

A

Ar ndóigh, tugann sé neamhaird uirthi fad is atá sí ag caint, agus is léir go bhfuil níos mó spéise aige sa pháipéar ná sa mhéid atá a rá aici.

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4
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He wants silence from her

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Teastaíonn tost agus síocháin uaidh.

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5
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The woman in this prose piece is a housewife, however, the traditional mould doesn’t suit her

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Is bean an tí í an bhean sa phíosa próis seo, áfach, ní oireann an múnla traidisiúnta di

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She is no longer happy with her life

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Ní mó ná sásta atá sí lena saol.

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Of course, she is fed up with the life she has and doing the household duties from dusk to dawn

A

Ar ndóigh, tá sí bréan bailithe den saol atá aici, ag déanamh curaimí an tí ó dhubh go dubh

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8
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And still, she doesn’t get any respect or recognition

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Agus fós, ní fhaigheann sí aon mheas nó aitheantas

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As she says when the floor is dirty,cthe husband complains about it but when it is clean, he takes no notice of it

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Mar a deireann sí, nuair atá an urlár salach, bíonn an fear ag gearán faoi, ach nuair a bhíonn sé glan, ní thugann sé aon cheann de

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10
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She is at her wits end

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Tá sí i ndeireadh na féide

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She gets tired in the house during the day, raising her kids she feels like a prisoner in her own home

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Bíonn sí sáinnithe sa teach i rith an lae, ag tabhairt aire don linbh, agus braitheann sí mar phríosúnach ina tigh féin

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12
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Because of that, she desires to talk when her husband arrives home in the afternoon

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Mar sin, tá fonn cainte uirthí nuair a shroiceann a fear chéile abhaile san iarnóin.

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13
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She is a modern, untraditional woman and she intends to get a job but when the husband hears this he gets mad

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Is bean nua-aimseartha, neamh-thraidisiúnta í agus tá sé ar intinn aici post a fháil ach, nuair a chloiseann an fear é seo, téann sé le báiní.

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14
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This woman is trying to break the traditional mould but she gets discouraged

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Tá an bhean seo ag iarraidh an múnla traidisiúnta a bhriseadh, ach tagann éadóchas uirthi

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In my opinion, it is notable that this woman doesn’t have a name;it shows that she is an anonymous, worthless person

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I mo thuarim, tá sé suntasach nach bhfuil ainm ag an mbean seo; léiríonn sé gur duine anaithnid, neamhfhiúntach í.

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16
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Freedom and the low status of women is the main theme of this funny story

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Is é saoirse agus stadás íseal na mná príomh-théama an ghearrscéil seo

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17
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It’s clear that the main character is very frustrated because she has no freedom

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Is léir go bhfuil frustrachas an domhain ar an bpríomhcarachtar, mar níl saoirse ar bith aici.

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18
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She is under the thumb of her husband

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Tá sí faoin ordóg ag a fear.

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19
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In the old days there were definite roles for the man and for the woman in marriage

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Sna seanlaethata bhí róil cinnte don fhear agus don bhean sa phósadh.

20
Q

The man was going out working to earn money, and at the same time, the woman stayed in the house without company to keep the house in order.

A

Bhí ar an bhfear dul amach ag obair chun airgead a thuilleamh, agus ag an ám céanna, bhí ar an mbean fanacht sa bhaile, gan chomhluadar chun an teach a choiméad in ord is in eagar

21
Q

Culturally, women who were going out working were looked down on as they were said to have been abandoning the family

A

Go cultúrtha, caitheadh anuas ar na mná a chuaigh amach ag obair, mar bhíothas den tuairim go raibh said ag tréigean na clainne

22
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The man thinks that the neighbours would be talking and the wife would be going from house to house ‘like a tinker’

A

Ceapann an fear seo go mbeadh na comharsana ag cabaireacht dá mbeadh an bhean ag dul ó thigh go tigh ag obair, “cosúil le tincéir”

23
Q

Therefore, women’s lives were extremely limited and unsatisfactory in the past

A

Dá bhrí sin, bhí saol na mná thar a bheith teoranta agus míshásúil sa chaite.

24
Q

Without a doubt equality is another theme in this story

A

Gan amhras ar bith ,is é an comhionannas téama eile sa scéal.

25
Q

Women were treated like second class citizens

A

Caitheadh le mná mar shaoráinithe den dara grád

26
Q

It’s no surprise that this woman was very angry when the visited the survey woman

A

Ní haon ionadh é go raibh an bhean seo le cuthach nuair a thug bean an tsuirbhé cuairt uirthi

27
Q

She criticized men harshly that day and released her frustration during the survey

A

Cháin sí na fir go géar ar an lá sin agus scaoil sí uaithi a frustrachas i rith an tsuirbhé.

28
Q

She was a part of the 25 percent of women who were unhappy in their marriage and thats what starts the conversation

A

Bhí sí mar chuid den 25 fán gcéad de mhná a bhí ‘míshona, míshasta’ sa phósadh agus sin a lasann splanc an chomhrá

29
Q

However, at the end of the story sexism is still alive and well and there is inequality between the husband and the wife

A

Áfach, ag críoch an scéil tá an seobhaineachas fós beo beathach agus tá an míchothromaíocht idir an fear céile agus an bhean chéile.

30
Q

In Ireland, in the sixties things were not publicly discussed, they were kept under the covers

A

In Éireann, sna seachtoidí níor pléadh rudaí go poiblí, cuireadh iad faoi cheilt

31
Q

Humour is very well used in this story

A

Baintear úsáid an-chumasach as an ngreann sa scéal seo.

32
Q

For example, the dialogue and the interaction is extremely funny

A

Mar shampla, tá an idirphlé agus an idirghníomh thar a bheith greannmhar.

33
Q

The man hides behind the newspaper all the time, because he doesn’t have any desire at all to talk

A

Fanann an fear taobh thiar den nuachtán at t-am ar fad, mar níl fonn cainte ar bith aige

34
Q

After that he only gives short sharp answers such as ‘huh?’

A

Ina dhiadh sin ní thugann sé ach freagraí gonta borb ar nós “huh?”

35
Q

This reveals that the man doesn’t care about the woman’s desires/wishes

A

Nochtaíonn sé seo gur cuma leis an bhfear mar gheall ar an mbean agus a mianta

36
Q

This stort is full of irony and sarcasm

A

Tá an scéal seo lán go barra le híoróin agus searbhas, leis.

37
Q

For example the following statement is full of sorrow, ‘What else would a woman have but a child?’

A

Mar shampla, tá an ráiteas seo a leanas lán le searbhas : “Cad eile a bheadh ag mná ná leanbh”

38
Q

Humour is seen when the wife goes back on what she says

A

Tá greann le feiscint nuair a théann an bhean thart ar a bhfuil ráite aici

39
Q

At first, she attacks men but later she attacks the survey woman

A

Ar dtús ionsaíonn sí fir ach níos déanaí ionsaíonn sí bean an tsuirbhé

40
Q

The humour comes to the forefron in the end

A

Tá an greann go mór chun tosaigh sa críoch.

41
Q

The man falls asleep, covered behind the newspaper and the woman continues talking and talking

A

Titeann an fear ina chodladh, clúdaithe taobh thiar den nuachtán agus léanann an bhean ar aghaidh ag caint, ‘s ag caint!

42
Q

It finishes as it started the man is oblivious to her needs

A

Críochnaíonn sé mar a thosaigh sé, tá an fear beagbheann ar a riachtanais

43
Q

It is a bleak ending but at the same time it sums up their relationship

A

Is críoch scéirdiúil é seo, ach, ag an ám céanna is íomha greannmhar é seo a shainmhíonn a gcaidreamh

44
Q

This piece is presented as a conversation and this is an effective tool

A

Cuirtear an píosa seo in ár láthair mar chomhrá agus is seift éifeachtach é seo

45
Q

It is easy to imagine the situation and it adds believability to the characters

A

Tá sé an-éasca an suíomh seo a shamlú cuireann sé le hinchreideacht na gcarachtar

46
Q

As well as that, we can see the communication difficulties and the bare truth

A

Chomh maith leis sin, is féidir linn na deacrachtaí cumarsáide (agus an fhírinne lom a fheicéail.