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- Irish:
- An bille, le do thoil
- English:
- the bill please
- Say it:
- “un bill-a, leh duh hull” /ən̪ˠ ˈbʲɪlʲə lʲɛ d̪ˠə hɪlʲ/
- To several people:
- An bille, le bhur dtoil
- The reply:
- Cinnte!Certainly!
- Word for word:
- the bill, with your will (an = the, bille = bill, le do thoil = with your will)
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How to Say The Bill Please in Irish (An bille, le do thoil): the questions people ask
How to say the bill please in Irish
The bill please in Irish is An bille, le do thoil, said “un bill-a, leh duh hull”. To more than one person: An bille, le bhur dtoil. The reply is Cinnte!, Certainly!
How to reply to An bille, le do thoil
Cinnte!, Certainly!
What An bille, le do thoil means word for word
the bill, with your will (an = the, bille = bill, le do thoil = with your will)
Is it said differently in Connacht, Munster or Ulster?
Munster: An bille, más é do thoil é. The main form on this page is the written standard.