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Fadhb ar bith

Níl aon fhadhb ann. "There isn't any problem"

Níorbh aon fhadhb é. "There wasn't any problem"

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11y ago

'Would you like a cup of coffee?' Ar mhaith leat cupa caife?

No (I wouldn't), thank you. Níor mhaith, go raibh maith agat.

This type of answer is dependant on the question asked. Irish has no words corresponding to English 'Yes' or "No'; you need to repeat the verb in a positive or negative form. Even in Hiberno-English you may hear 'Were you there?'

'I was' (yes).

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12y ago

'No problem' in Irish is Fadhb ar bith.

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10y ago

If in disagreement:

seans ar bith!

seans dá laghad!

If in surprise:

ná habair!

ag magadh atá tú!

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13y ago

Tá fáilte romhat

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Irish: "fadhb ar bith".

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Tá fáilte romhat (to one person)

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