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* The full phrase is can often be ''go mbeannaí Dia dhoit/dhíbh'', but this is usually just shortened to ''Dia dhoit/dhíbh''. | * The full phrase is can often be ''go mbeannaí Dia dhoit/dhíbh'', but this is usually just shortened to ''Dia dhoit/dhíbh''. | ||
* The initial hello can be ''[go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh'' to which the reply would be ''[go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh is Pádraig''. | * The initial hello can be ''[go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh'' to which the reply would be ''[go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh is Pádraig''. | ||
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Revision as of 01:21, 18 February 2022
This page will explore the Déise dialect utilising material from the TEG grading system by taking the standardised Irish presented in TEG materials and converting it into dialectal form.
A1 Déise
Topic 1: Meeting People
Greeting and replying to someone
Hello (to one person)
Dia dhoit.
Hello (response to one person)
Dia’s Muire dhoit.
Hello (to multiple people)
Dia dhíbh.
Hello (response to multiple people)
Dia’s Muire dhíbh.
Notes
- The full phrase is can often be go mbeannaí Dia dhoit/dhíbh, but this is usually just shortened to Dia dhoit/dhíbh.
- The initial hello can be [go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh to which the reply would be [go mbeannaí] Dia's Muire dhoit/dhíbh is Pádraig.
