While you are venturing in Ireland or any region in which many people converse in Irish, do you know the way to get to your holiday location? Travelling in Irish-speaking cities is often thrilling and also amazing. Learn More
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How do I get to _____ ? | Cad é an bealach go dtí _____ ? (cod ay an BAHL-ock guh jee ______ ?) |
...the train station? | ...an stáisiún traenach? (on STAW-shoon TRAY-nock?) |
...the bus station? | ...an busáras? (on bus-AW-rass?) |
...the airport? | ...an t-aerfort? (on TAIR-fort?) |
...downtown? | ...lár na cathrach? (LAWR na CAW-rock?) |
...the youth hostel? | ...an brú óige? (on broo OH-geh?) |
...the _____ hotel? | ...an ostán _____? (on USS-tawn?) |
...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? | ...an consalacht Meiriceánach/Ceanadach/Astrálach/Briotanach? (on KUN-sah-lockt merry-KAW-nock/KYANNY-dock/oss-TRAWL-ock/BRIT-in-ock?) |
Where are there a lot of... | Cá bhfuil a lán... (kaw will a lawn...) |
...hotels? | ...óstáin? (USS-tawn) |
...restaurants? | ...bialanna? (BEE-ah-LAWN-ah) |
...bars? | ...beáir? (bor) |
...sites to see? | ...laithreáin a fheiceáil? (LAH-rawn a ECK-oil) |
Can you show me on the map? | An dtaispeánfaidh tú dom ar an léarscáil? (on DASH-PAWN-ee too dum air on LAIR-shkawl) |
street | sráid (shrawd) |
Turn left. | Cas ar chlé. (coss air khlay) |
Turn right. | Cas ar dheis. (coss air yesh) |
left | clé (clay) |
right | deas (jass) |
straight ahead | díreach ar aghaidh (DEE-rock air eye) |
towards the _____ | chun an/na_____ (kun on/nah) |
past the _____ | thar an/na_____ (har on/nah) |
before the _____ | roimh an/na_____ (riv on/nah) |
Watch for the _____. | Bí ag faire amach don/do na_____. (bee eg FAR-eh a-MOCK dun/duh nah) |
intersection | crosbhealach (cross-VYAL-ock) |
north | tuaisceart (TUSH-kyart) |
south | deisceart (DESH-kyart) |
east | oirthear (OR-har) |
west | iarthar (EER-har) |
uphill | i gcoinne an aird (ih GUN-yeh on orj) |
downhill | ag bun an cnoic (egg bun on knuck) |
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