Conjugations

WinstonSmith · 2010-03-06 13:17:07

Hey all, I was looking for a bit of help with this. What is the difference between first conjugation and second conjugation regular verbs? A specific example might be: what does Ceannaím, Ceannaíonn tú, Ceannaínn sé/sí etc translate as. I know that Cuirim and Cuireann tú, for example, translate as the present tense of I…

06-03-2010 02:17PM

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WinstonSmith

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Hey all,
I was looking for a bit of help with this. What is the difference between first conjugation and second conjugation regular verbs? A specific example might be: what does Ceannaím, Ceannaíonn tú, Ceannaínn sé/sí etc translate as. I know that Cuirim and Cuireann tú, for example, translate as the present tense of I put and you put respectively. It is specifically with these second conjugations that I require aid.
Thanks in advance for any help offered.

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#2 07-03-2010 01:28PM

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Ceannaíonn tú - you buy
Ceannaíonn sé/sí - he/she buys

hope that's what you're looking for

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#3 07-03-2010 03:14PM

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ceart go lear. go raibh maith agat. I suspected that was it but I thought there was more to it. Thanks for the clarification.

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