Tá madra eireaball
madra
To say 'Mark has a dog' it would be, Tá madra ag Mark. (Literally, 'There is a dog at Mark.')
Irish doesn't have a word for 'have'; instead you say 'is at-him';'He has a dog' would be 'Tá madra aige'.
madra álainn
The dog rules with an iron fist (paw?), so have to say no.
Madra dubhmod-ra duv
1. incorrect: The dog was in the dog house and it's tail was moving.correct: The dog was in the dog house and its tail was moving.Writing "it's" in the way it was in the first sentence is a common mistake. It's stands for it is. People don't say, the dog was in the dog house and it is tail was moving. It does not make sense. saying, the dog was in the dog house and its tail was moving, makes more sense.
Sin é madra breá.
Most Irish people say it had a long tail.
Yes, a dog has a tail.
A dog waggles its tail when its playing and exited
you shouldn't pull a dog's tail anyway!