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Gaeilge gan Stró! - Beginners Level (Sample Unit) » Gaeilge gan Stró! - Beginners Level - Sample Unit
Plean an aonaid
  • Meeting People
  • Key sounds
  • Useful information 1: Hello
  • Useful information 2: How are you?
  • Useful information 3: Returning a greeting
  • Useful information 4: Introducing yourself
  • Useful information 5: My name is Máirtín
  • Useful information 6: What's your name?
  • Conversations 1A and 1B
  • Useful information 7: The emphatic form of leat
  • Useful information 8: The personal pronouns
  • » Exercise 1.1: Your turn!
  • » Exercise 1.2: Your turn!
  • » Exercise 1.3: Fill in the gaps
  • Useful information 9: The cardinal numbers
  • Useful information 10: Introducing people
  • Useful information 11: Saying goodbye
  • Conversations 1C and 1D
  • Useful information 12: The vocative case
  • Useful information 13: Sibh
  • » Exercise 1.4: Your turn!
  • » Exercise 1.5: Your turn!
  • » Exercise 1.6: Numbers
  • Talking heads 1
  • Talking heads 2
  • Talking heads 3
  • Useful tips for learners
  • » Exercise 1.7: Review of Unit 1
  • Leathanach scoir
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Useful information 7: The emphatic form of leat

In Conversation 1A, Michelle said:

Tá sé go deas bualadh leat, a Eoin.
It’s nice to meet you, Eoin.

If Eoin wanted to say the same thing in return, he would have had to use the emphatic form of leat. This is what he would have said:

Tá sé go deas bualadh leatsa freisin.
It’s nice to meet you as well.

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