Irish essay (full) Flashcards

1
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without a doubt

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gan amhras

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2
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truth be told the saying “everyone has an opinion

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ta firinne ag baint leis an seanfhocal “ Ní lia duine ná tuarim

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3
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and cause of that you would be a fool unless it is agreed that many people are saying that Irish is not suited to modern society where there is an emphasis on multiculturalism.

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Agus mar sin bheifeá i d’amadán mura n-aontaítear go bhfuil a lán daoine ag rá nach bhfuil an Ghaeilge oiriúnach don tsochaí nua-aimseartha ina bhfuil béim ar an gcultúr go léir.

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4
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believe it or not it is often said by certain people that it would be worthwhile for the people of Ireland

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Creid nó ná creid is minic a deirtear ag daoine áirthe go mb’fhiú do mhuintir na hEireann

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5
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to face the truth (give face to the future) and be without any connection with the ancient language

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ár n-aghaidh a thabhairt ar an todchaí gan aon cheangail a bheith againn le teanga sean-aiseartha

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6
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I am of the opinion that the irish language is part of our heritage and we have to protect it

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Taim fein den tuairim go cuid dár n-oidhreacht í an Ghaolainn agus go gcaithfimid í a chaomhnú

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7
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We must as a country do it together

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Ní mór duinn mar thír í a dhéanamh le cheile.

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8
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Like they say “ there is strength in numbers

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Mar a deirtear “ ní neart go cur le chéile

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9
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Irish has a long and complex history

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tá stair fhada chasta ag baint leis an Gaelainn

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10
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It is one of the oldest surviving languages ​​in Europe and was widely spoken in the country until the mid-nineteenth century

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is ceann de an teangacha is sine atá ar an bhfód fós í san Eoraip agus bíodh sí á labhairt go forleathan sa tír go dtí lár an naoú céad déag

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11
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unfortunately (bad songs of life)”life is strange

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ar mhí-amhránaí an tsaoil “ is ait an mac an saol

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12
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and it pains me to say that the great famine destroyed , in the mid-nineteenth century

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agus is oth liom a rá gur réab an Gorta Mór í i lár an naóu haoise déag

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13
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and for that reason millions left the country

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agus dá bharr , d’fhág na milliúin an tír

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14
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the truth is hurtful, and I suppose that the people of ireland understood that at that time English will be essential for emigration

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Bíonn an fhírinne searbh agus is dócha gur thuig muintir na hÉireann ag an am san go mbeidh Béarla riachtannach don eisimirce

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15
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If it wasn’t for the efforts of organizations such as Conradh na Gaeilge etc, it is likely that the language would have dried up

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murach iarrachtaí na n-eagraíochtaí ar nós Conradh na Gaeilge srl , is dócha go mbeadh an teanga imithe le sruth

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16
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Years ago there was an emphasis on learning off notes off by heart

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Blianta ó shin , sa chúrsa Gaeilge, bheadh an-bheim ar nótaí a fhoghlaim de ghlan mheabhair

17
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there has been a sort of decline in recent years therefore the government emphasized the speaking of the language and we see that forty per cent of the mark is awarded for the oral examination.

A

bhí saghas meath ag teacht le blianta anuas dá bhrí sin chuir an rialtas béim ar labhairt na teanga agus feicimíd go mbronntar daichead faoin gcead den marc iomalán don scrúdú cainte

18
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this decision has undoubtedly given hope to the future of the language in schools without any doubt

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tá an cinneadh seo tar eis dóchas a thabhairt do thodchaí na teangan sna scoileanna ar aon nos gan aon amhras

19
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I feel that our culture is interwoven with the Irish language

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Mothaím go bhfuil ár gcultúr fite fuaite leis an nGaeilge

20
Q

You only have to look at our music/ dance to understand it

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Ní gá ach feachaint ar an gceol nó ar rince chun é seo a thuiscint

21
Q

certain people often say that only people in the Gaeltacht are watching TG4 or listening to radio na gaeltachta

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is minic a bhíonn daoine áirithe ag rá nach mbíonn ach múintir an Gaeltachta ag féachaint ar TG4 nó ag eisteacht le radio na gaeltachta

22
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that is not true in any case

A

ní fíor é sin in aon chor

23
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TG4 is the one that people like(one that likes the boxes) and they have achieved a lot of money

A

Is é TG4 an stasiun is fear ar an mbosca agus tá éacht déanta acu leis an méid airgead a faigheann siad

24
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This station is creating a new image of the language

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Tá an staisiúin seo ag cruthú íomha nua den teanga

25
Q

im hopeful about the future of Irish but we must all be involved

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táim dóchasach faoi todhchaí na gaeilge ach caithfimid go léir bheith páirteach ann

26
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it has been under attack by foreign forces for centuries such as English and now modern technology, most of which is medium (english)

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tá sí faoi ionsaí ó fhorsaí eachtrannacha leis na cianta cosúil leis an Béarla agus anois teicneolaíocht nua-aimseartha , an chuid is mó de atá trí mheán an bearla

27
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languages ​​are said to die in the world every year

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deirtear go bhfaigheann teangacha bás sa domhain gach aon bhliain

28
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In the future, our language will go from strength to strength with the help of TG4 and the Gaelscoileanna etc

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dé cunamh dé, rachaidh ár dteanga ó neart go neart amach anseo le cabhair TG4 agus na Gaelscoileanna agus araile

29
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we will be hopeful

A

bímis dóchasach