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How to say ‘for’ with time and duration

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The Irish demonstrative ‘úd’/‘siúd’

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Words for family members in Irish

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The Irish for cheap and expensive

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On the two present tenses of ‘bí’

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Being in a hurry in Irish

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Days of the week in Irish

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Apologizing in Irish

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Work and jobs in Irish

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Talking about languages in Irish

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Agreeing and disagreeing in Irish

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Forms of the preposition ‘ag’

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Does Irish have a word for ‘orange’?

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Five ways to say ‘anything’ in Irish

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The Irish demonstratives ‘seo’ and ‘sin’

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Everything you need to know about Irish pronouns

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Words for talking about houses and apartments in Irish

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Knowing people in Irish

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From ‘maidin’ to ‘oíche’: Irish words for parts of the day

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When to say ‘bíonn’ instead of ‘tá’: the habitual present tense in Irish

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The Irish for true and false

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Irish public transport vocabulary

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The Irish for marriage

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Why ‘listen’ and ‘shut up’ are the same word in Irish

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