irish prepositions/small words

Question 1

ar

Answer 1

on, to

Question 2

an

Answer 2

the, single

Question 3

na

Answer 3

the, plural

Question 4

agus

Answer 4

and

Question 5

ag

Answer 5

at, by, to have

John has a coat - Tá cota ag Sean.

Question 6

ann

Answer 6

there is, in existence.

Brid isn’t here, but John is (here).

Question 7

ó

Answer 7

from

Question 8

i(n)

Answer 8

in
(pronounced ‘ah’ like about)
i + nConsontant (i bPáras= in Paris; i nGaillimh= in Galway)

Question 9

go

Answer 9

The something is quality.

Tá an/na (noun) go (adjective).

Question 10

do

Answer 10

to, for

Marie gave a car to Liam; Thug Maire carr do Liam.

Question 11

é

Answer 11

it

Question 12

ach

Answer 12

but

Question 13

as

Answer 13

from

Question 14

de

Answer 14

of, from

Question 15

Agam, agamsa

Answer 15

At me, I have, sa for emphasis

Question 15

Agam

Answer 15

At me, I have

Question 16

Agat, agatsa

Answer 16

At you, you have

Question 17

Aige, aigesa

Answer 17

Pron ege, at him, he has

Question 18

Aici, aicise

Answer 18

Pronounce eci, at her, she has

Question 19

Againn, againne

Answer 19

At us, we have, e for emphasis

Question 20

Agaibh, agaibhse

Answer 20

At you, you have, se for emphasis

Question 21

Acu, acuse

Answer 21

At them, they have, se for emphasis

Question 22

Féin + pronoun

Answer 22

Myself

Níl mé féin pósta. I myself am not married.

Question 23

Fé + noun

Answer 23

Own

Mo teach fé. My own house

Question 25

Le

Answer 25

For the past (time)

Tá mé anseo le seachtain. I am here for the past week.

Tá muid anseo le tamall. We are here for some time.

Question 26

Tá, cinnte

Answer 26

Yes, sure.