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Forever in Irish (go deo): Meaning and Examples

go deo means forever, never (in the future). Beidh mé anseo go deo. I will be here forever.

How to use “go deo”

“Go deo” in a sentence

Beidh mé anseo go deo.
I will be here forever.
Ní dhéanfaidh mé arís go deo é.
I will never do it again.
Go deo na ndeor.
Forever and ever.

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What does go deo mean in Irish?

go deo means forever, never (in the future). For example, Beidh mé anseo go deo.: I will be here forever.

Can you give an example of go deo in a sentence?

Ní dhéanfaidh mé arís go deo é. I will never do it again. Go deo na ndeor. Forever and ever.