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Then; there in Irish (ansin): Meaning and Examples

ansin means then; there. Ansin chuamar abhaile. Then we went home.

How to use “ansin”

Ansin is both then and there: ansin chuamar abhaile, then we went home; cuir ansin é, put it there.

“Ansin” in a sentence

Ansin chuamar abhaile.
Then we went home.
Ith do dhinnéar agus ansin déan do chuid obair bhaile.
Eat your dinner and then do your homework.

More adverbs of time

cheana féinalreadygo fóillyet, still, for a whilear balllater, in a while; a while agoláithreachimmediately, at oncede ghnáthusuallygo luathsoon, earlyar dtúsat first, firstfaoi dheireadhat last, finallyle déanaírecently, latelyanois díreachjust nowarísagainanoisnow
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Ansin in Irish: the questions people ask

What does ansin mean in Irish?

ansin means then; there. For example, Ansin chuamar abhaile.: Then we went home.

How do you use ansin?

Ansin is both then and there: ansin chuamar abhaile, then we went home; cuir ansin é, put it there.

Can you give an example of ansin in a sentence?

Ith do dhinnéar agus ansin déan do chuid obair bhaile. Eat your dinner and then do your homework.