[Cathellen]

Would anyone have some nice Irish phrases to use with a new baby like
Codhladh sámh or A chroí etc.

[An gal gréine]

Suantraí sí, a linbhín Luasc go mall sa chliabhán Lú lá luí,
a linbhín dún do shúil,
a naíonáin Seoithín seoithín seoithín seó Seoithín seoithín seoithín seó Seoithín seoithín seoithín seó Suantraí sí, a linbhín,
A thaiscidh, a stór Luí go socair, luí go ciúin.
Codladh sámh,a ghrághil

Fan id' shuan, a thaiscidh buan Go n-éirí tú ar maidin.


From 'Suantraí Sí' By Pádraigín Ní hUallacháin. (See more on YouTube)

[craoltoir]

Féach anseo. Ábhar fuaime do pháistí - scéalta agus rannta.

https://soundcloud.com/forasnagaeilge/sets

[Cathellen]

Go raibh míle maith agat. Tá sé sin go hálainn.

[selfbuildache]

Mise & mo ghasúir:

"Mo ghrá thú - Mo ghrá thú níos mó - Mo ghrá THUSA níos mó - Mo ghrá THUSA - Mise tusa - NO! Mise TUSA - Mise TUSA" &rl &rl.... (Tá duine acu fós óg)

"Mo ghrá geal" (Can also be said sarcastically...)
"Is breá liom thú" (Can also be used when they're looking for something. Said pleadingly....)

A mhaicín ..... ('My little son'. Can be said lovingly or when they're in trouble = "Goille anseo tusa, a mhaicín!!!")

[Cathellen]

GRMA

[teileann]

This book might help.
Gaschaint
https://www.siopa.ie/en/i-58-gaschai...d/i.aspx?ID=58

[Cathellen]

Originally Posted by teileann

This book might help.
Gaschaint
https://www.siopa.ie/en/i-58-gaschai...d/i.aspx?ID=58

I checked this book out sounds really good. Getting it in my library to have a look before I buy it. GRMA.