Each time looking for clothing or keepsakes in almost any Irish speaking nation, you will need to recognize various Irish words and phrases to apply whenever going shopping. Learn More
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Do you have this in my size? | Do you have this in my size? (...) |
How much is this? | How much is this? (Cé mhéad é seo) |
That's too expensive. | That's too expensive. (Tá sé sin ró-dhaor) |
Would you take _____? | Would you take _____? (...) |
expensive | expensive (daor) |
cheap | cheap (...) |
I can't afford it. | I can't afford it. (...) |
I don't want it. | Ní theastaíonn sé uaim |
You're cheating me. | You're cheating me. (...) |
I'm not interested. | Níl suim agam. |
OK, I'll take it. | OK. Tógfaidh mé é. |
Can I have a bag? | Can I have a bag? (An féidir liom mála a fháil) |
Do you ship (overseas)? | Do you ship (overseas)? (...) |
I need... | I need... (Is gá liom...) |
...toothpaste. | ...toothpaste. (...) |
...a toothbrush. | ...a toothbrush. (...) |
...tampons. | ...tampons. (...) |
...soap. | ...soap. (...) |
...shampoo. | ...shampoo. (...) |
...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen) | ...pain reliever. (...) |
...cold medicine. | ...cold medicine. (...) |
...stomach medicine. | ...stomach medicine. (...) |
...a razor. | ...a razor. (...) |
...an umbrella. | ...an umbrella. (...) |
...sunblock lotion. | ...sunblock lotion. (...) |
...a postcard. | cárta phoist |
...postage stamps. | stampai |
...batteries. | ...batteries. (...) |
...writing paper. | ...writing paper. (páipéar) |
...a pen. | peann |
...English-language books. | ...English-language books. (...) |
...English-language magazines. | ...English-language magazines. (...) |
...an English-language newspaper. | ...an English-language newspaper. (nuachtán i mBéarla) |
...an English-English dictionary. | ...an English-English dictionary. (fóclóir Béarla-Béarla) |
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