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Táim (I be/am) also Tá mé as in "Táim anseo" I am here.
Copula 'Is mise' as in "Is mise Seán." I am Seán.
Compare the two forms of 'to be' in Spanish, for example.
Also a habitual tense Bím (I do be.) As Bím anseo gach lá. I am here every day.
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