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- Date: Mon, 29 Jun 92 18:43:05 -0400
- From: dmilne@KEAN.UCS.MUN.CA
- Subject: ELEMIG Lesson #9B Answers
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- A chairde(an),
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- Here are my answers to the exercises in Lesson #9
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- It has been brought to my attention that I did not introduce
- the word for "cold" (fuar) which appears in question #7 , nor
- the adjective for "sick" in question #18. Mea culpa!
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- III. EXERCISES
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- Translate into English
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- 1. Beidh culaith liath ar an bhfear ard.
- The tall man will be wearing a grey suit.
- " will wear a grey suit.
- " will have a grey suit on.
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- 2. Bhí brón orthu mar ní raibh an carr acu.
- They were sad because they didn't have the car.
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- 3. Chuir sí uisce sa bháisín mar bhí tart ar an gcat.
- She put water in the basin because the cat was thirsty.
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- 4. D/ith an saighdiúir an t-arán tirim mar bhí ocras air.
- The soldier ate the dry bread because he was hungry.
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- Translate into Irish
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- 5. The girls are wearing blouses and skirts today.
- Tá blúsanna agus sciortaí ar na cailíní inniú.
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- 6. Mary did not wear a coat yesterday.
- Ní raibh cóta ar Mháire inné.
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- 7. We will wear gloves because it will be cold.
- Beidh láimhainní orainn mar beidh sé fuar.
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- 8. The dogs are wearing collars.
- Tá bónaí ar na madraí.
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- 9. John threw on a coat and went outside.
- Chaith Seán cóta air agus chuaigh sé amach.
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- 10. Peg was very sad because her brother was dead.
- Bhí brón mór ar Pheig mar bhí a deartháir marbh.
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- 11. They are not tired but we are sleepy.
- Níl tuirse orthu ach tá codladh orainn.
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- 12. He is angry because the teacher gave his book to the woman.
- Tá fearg air mar thug an múinteoir a leabhar don bhean.
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- 13. The farmer will not be hungry because he will have milk and
- apples.
- Ní bheidh ocras ar an bhfeirmeoir mar beidh bainne agus úlla air.
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- 14. You (pl) are tired and thirsty because you ran to the fair.
- T/a tuirse agus tart oraibh mar rith sibh ar an aonach.
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- 15. They were angry because the woman took the spoons.
- Bhí fearg orthu mar thóg an bhean na spúnóga.
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- 16. You (sg) are ashamed because you were afraid in the yard at school.
- Tá náire ort mar bhí eagla ort sa chlós ar scoil.
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- 17. She was not lonely in the dark house.
- Ní raibh uaigneas uirthi sa teach dorcha.
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- 18. I was sick but I am better now.
- Bhí mé tinn ach tá biseach orm anois.
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- "Bhí tinneas orm" can also be said ... though the type of
- illness is usually specified here ...
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- Tá tinneas cinn orm.... I have a headache...
- Tá tinneas boilg orm ... I have a stomach ache...
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- 19. Ann will be happy tomorrow because she will be wearing a new coat.
- Beidh áthas ar áine amárach mar beidh cóta nua uirthi.
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- 20. The girl was surprised when the cat came in through the window.
- Bhí ionadh ar an gcailín nuair a tháinig an cat isteach
- tríd an bhfuinneog.
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