VOCABULARY Masculine nouns

bricfeasta (brik-FAS-tuh), breakfast

lón (lohn), lunch

tae (tay*), tea

tríbhéile bidh (tree VAY*L-uh bee) three meals

práta, na prátaí(PRAW*-tuh, nuh PRAW*-tee), potato, the potatoes

Feminine nouns

feoil, an fheoil (FYOH-il, un OH-il), meat

mias, an mhias, na miasa (MEE-uhs, un VEE-uhs, nuh MEE-uhs-uh) dish, the dishes

Verbs

faigh (feye), get

cuir (kir), put

ith (i), eat

téigh (tay*), go

nigh (ni), wash

Other words

réidh (ray*), ready

DRILL

To help you learn the difference between "is" and "tá", do the following drill, either alone or with classmates:

Ask "Céardéseo? (kay*rd ay* shuh), pointing to an object or person mentioned in the Vocabularies of the previous lessons. Use drawings if necessary.
Answer "Is ____é", or "Is ___í". Use some adjectives, too.
Ask "Nach ___é?"
Answer "Níhea, ach ____." (nee HA, ahk*)
Ask: "Cábhfuil sé?", or Cábhfuil sí?", meaning "Where is it?"
Answer "Tásé___." Use phrases from past vocabularies.

Repeat this for at least ten objects or persons. Some words are: arán, feoil, bainne, uisce, cupán, spúnóg, fear, bean, cailín, páiste, feirmeoir, dochtúir, lámh, súil.

REFLEX EXPRESSIONS

Here are additional expressions that you should learn for quick use in conversation and thought.

Ceart go leor (kart goh lohr), Right enough

Isteach leat anois (ish-TYAHK* lat uh-NISH), In with you now.

Ar chor ar bith (er HUHR er BI), at all. (Put at sentence end.)

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