- tú?] I am well,
thank you Tam a
goomah gramahagood. [Tá mé go maith, go
raibh maith agat.] Sir, can you
speak Irish? Sor, woll
galow oket? [Sir, 'bhfuil...
- A
Raibh Ann is a
memoir written in the
Tipperary Irish dialect by
native Séamus Ó
Maolchathaigh about life in
rural Ireland. An
Gleann Is A
Raibh Ann...
- 2020 "An
Ocean Of Memories"
Sissel Kyrkjebø
James Horner Titanic 1997 "An
Raibh Tú Ag An
gCarraig (Were You At The Rock?)"
Sissel Kyrkjebø
Dominic Ó Mongain...
- That's all folks! — Mel
Blanc I told you I was ill. (Irish: Dúirt mé leat go
raibh mé breoite.) — Spike
Milligan Free at last, Free at last,
Thank God Almighty...
- in most Indo-European languages): The
Irish phrase for "thank you" – go
raibh maith agat – uses the
subjunctive of "bí" and
literally means "may there...
- Good afternoon/evening Oíche
mhaith Oidhche mhath Oie vie Good
night Go
raibh maith agat
Outer Hebrides and Skye:
Tapadh leat Over-regional: Mòran taing...
- know him well will
mourn his p****ing deeply. I
measc laochra na
nGael a
raibh sé." (translation: He was
among the
heroes of the Irish). He was a relative...
-
Interrogative Negative English An
raibh tú? Cha
raibh mé "I was not" An
dtearn tú? Cha
dtearn mé "I did not do, make" An
dteachaigh tú? Cha dteachaigh...
-
harper and poet, born
around 1715 in
County Tyrone. The poem and air An
raibh tú ag an gCarraig?,
translated by
Walsh as Have you been at Carrick?, has...
- "When you're (present ind.) older, you'll understand." Is mian liom go
raibh (present sub.) tú anseo. "I wish (that) you were (past sub.) here." While...
