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So in Irish (mar sin): Meaning and Examples

mar sin means so, therefore. Bhí sé déanach, mar sin chuaigh mé abhaile. It was late, so I went home.

How to use “mar sin”

Mar sin joins two sentences or starts one: bhí sé déanach, mar sin chuaigh mé abhaile. Mar sin de means therefore in a more formal register.

“Mar sin” in a sentence

Bhí sé déanach, mar sin chuaigh mé abhaile.
It was late, so I went home.
Mar sin, cad a dhéanfaimid?
So, what will we do?
Tá sé tinn, mar sin ní bheidh sé ann.
He is sick, so he will not be there.

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What does mar sin mean in Irish?

mar sin means so, therefore. For example, Bhí sé déanach, mar sin chuaigh mé abhaile.: It was late, so I went home.

How do you use mar sin?

Mar sin joins two sentences or starts one: bhí sé déanach, mar sin chuaigh mé abhaile. Mar sin de means therefore in a more formal register.

Can you give an example of mar sin in a sentence?

Mar sin, cad a dhéanfaimid? So, what will we do? Tá sé tinn, mar sin ní bheidh sé ann. He is sick, so he will not be there.