TáLiam sa bhaile. Níraibh séamuigh inné. Bhíséag scríobh litreach. Bhíomar ag féachaint air (FAY*-uhk*-int er). Chuir séan litir sa phost agus ansin d'ith séa shuipéar (hu-PAY*R). Thógamarár mbróga (MROHG-uh) chuig (hig) an gcathair (GAH-hir), agus dheisigh an fear sin iad. D'imíomar linn abhaile ansin. Ag baile, bhían cat agus an madra ag troid. Throid siad cúpla nóiméad, agus ansin chaitheamar amach iad.
[William is at home. He wasn't out yesterday. He was writing a letter. We were watching him. He put the letter in the post and then he ate his supper. We took our shoes to the city, and that man repaired them. We departed (departed with ourselves) homeward then. At home, the cat and the dog were fighting. They fought for a couple of minutes, and then we threw them out.]
(Note: Both "abhaile" (uh-VWAHL-e) and "ag baile" (eg BAHL-e) mean "at home.")