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ChromosomeT

Is feidir leat cabhrú liom leis na rudaí thíos:

http://www.beo.ie/alt-eadai-ar-athla...a-bhainea.aspx

curdaigh shampla :modh conniollach and 2 adjectives in the uimhir uatha

http://www.beo.ie/alt-2011-annus-hor...a-gillard.aspx

briathar saor san aimsir chaite and an ainmfhocal baininscneach sa ghinideach uatha

níl sé obair bhaile, tá sé ullmhúcháin do mo scrúdaithe ach níl mé cinnte faoi na píosa grammadach seo. Déanann sé mearbhall orm. Tá brón orm má gceapann aon daoine go bhfuil an rud seo mícheart ach tá mé greamaithe.

ChromosomeT

aon duine?

Insect Overlord

The links you've included here don't work.

Do you really not know how to recognise adjectives or the Modh Coinníollach?

ChromosomeT

http://www.beo.ie/alt-eadai-ar-athlaimh-ca-dteann-siad-agus-ce-a-bhainea.aspx

http://www.beo.ie/alt-2011-annus-horribilis-ag-priomh-aire-julia-gillard.aspx

Bhuel chun a bheith macánta nílim róchinnte

Insect Overlord

In simple terms:

Modh Coinníolach = the conditional tense (would/should/could, if...)

The root of the verb in most cases will look like it does in the Aimsir Chaite/past tense, so look for a séimhiú (h) after the initial consonant, or d + apostrophe if it starts with a vowel.
The ending will usually look like "fadh/feadh" or "ódh/eodh" in the 3rd person.

Aidiachtaí = adjectives, words used to described nouns. Size, colour, shape, speed of movement, personality traits, qualities, etc.

Briathar saor san aimsir chaite - Look for one of these endings at the end of the verb: -adh/-eadh, -aíodh/-íodh

The Tuiseal Ginideach stuff is a bit more difficult, I'll concede.
Baininscneach = feminine
Uimhir uatha = singular

Try to get the answers for yourself with that info, and report back if you're still stuck.

feargale

As opposed to most European languages, verbs are relatively easy in Irish and it's the nouns ( Tuiseal Ginideach etc. ) that cause the trouble. Most grammarians cite five declensions, but 45 would be more like it. Apart from learning each noun individually, there is little to guide a student.

ChromosomeT

ok well basically its the 2 adjectives in the uimhir uatha and the ainmfhocal baininscneach sa ghinideach uatha have me really confused

feargale

ChromosomeT wrote: »

Is feidir leat cabhrú liom leis na rudaí thíos:http://www.beo.ie/alt-eadai-ar-athla...a-bhainea.aspx

curdaigh shampla :modh conniollach

Bheadh ( line 1 ) & d'fheadfaimis
http://www.beo.ie/alt-2011-annus-hor...a-gillard.aspx

an ainmfhocal baininscneach sa ghinideach uatha [/Quote]
( an ) Riochta ( Aontaithe )

feargale

Is that what you want? Do you want more? Gabh lem' leithsceal - nil sine fada ar mo riomhaire.

feargale

Tuseal ginideach uatha accompanied by the definite article is as follows: Masculine = an with a seimiu on the noun where it begins with a consonant; feminine = na with no seimiu.

Orlaporla

feargale wrote: »

Is that what you want? Do you want more? Gabh lem' leithsceal - nil sine fada ar mo riomhaire.

Brú "Alt Gr" agus an guta ag an am céanna chun fada a fháil.