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'Leis an' or 'don'??

Gealt95 · 2015-03-31 13:36:24

Hello!! I want to say as gaeilge: 'when they were waiting for the flight', but I don't know whether to use 'don' or 'leis an'?? Nuair a bhi siad ag fanacht leis an/don eitilt?? Thanks for your help!!

31-03-2015 1:36pm

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Gealt95

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Hello!!
I want to say as gaeilge: 'when they were waiting for the flight', but I don't know whether to use 'don' or 'leis an'??

Nuair a bhi siad ag fanacht leis an/don eitilt?? Thanks for your help!!

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#2 31-03-2015 3:06pm

Eirien

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“to wait for“ is “fanacht le (rud)“ -> so: “Nuair a bhí siad ag fanacht leis an eitilt“

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