HeyRuaHow to use “áfach”
Áfach comes at the end or in the middle of the sentence, not at the start.
“Áfach” in a sentence
Tá sé daor, áfach.
It is dear, however.
Níor tháinig sé, áfach.
He did not come, however.
More linking words
fostaalso, too (Ulster)leisalso, too (Munster)chomh maithas well, alsob'fhéidirmaybe, perhapscinntecertainly, sure, definitelyar ndóighof coursear aon nósanyway, in any casei ndáirírereally, seriouslygan dabhtwithout doubt, no doubtar an drochuairunfortunatelyar ámharaí an tsaoilluckily, as luck would have itfreisinalso, too
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What does áfach mean in Irish?
áfach means however. For example, Tá sé daor, áfach.: It is dear, however.
How do you use áfach?
Áfach comes at the end or in the middle of the sentence, not at the start.
Can you give an example of áfach in a sentence?
Níor tháinig sé, áfach. He did not come, however.