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Leave me alone. | Lig dom. (ligg dum) |
Don't touch me! | Ná bain dom! (NAW bine dum!) |
I'll call the police. | Cuirfidh mé fios ar na Gardaí!. (KIRR-EE may FISS air nah gard-EE!) |
Police! | Gardaí! (guard-EE!) (The literal translation of Gardai is 'Keepers') |
Stop! Thief! | Stad! Gadaí! (STODD! god-EE!!) |
I need your help (singular). | Tá do chabhair de dhíth orm. (TAW doh KHOWER deh YEE urr-um) (KH is guttural, OWER is like English "tower") |
It's an emergency. | Is éigeandáil í. (Iss AE-GUN-dall EE.) |
I'm lost. | Táim caillte. (TAW'M kyle-cheh) |
I lost my bag. | Chaill mé mo mhála. (KYLE may muh WALL-a) |
I lost my wallet. | Chaill mé mo thiachog. (KYLE may muh HEE-UH-Hohg) |
I'm sick. | Tá mé tinn. (Taw may chin) |
I've been injured. | Táim gortaithe. (TAWM GORT-i-HAH) |
I need a doctor. | Tá dochtúir a dhíobháil orm. (Taw DOCH-TOOR deh YEE urr-im) (dochtúir is guttural) |
Can I use your phone? | An bhfuil cead agam do ghutháin a úsáíd? (ON will KYAD a-GUM duh ghuh-HAWN a OO-SOYD?) |
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