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How to Say Two Tickets Please in Irish

Dhá thicéad, le do thoil
Two tickets please
ghaw HICK-aid leh duh hull
Two tickets please in Irish is Dhá thicéad, le do thoil, said “ghaw HICK-aid leh duh hull”. To more than one person: Dhá thicéad, le bhur dtoil. The reply is Cinnte!, Certainly!
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How to say “two tickets please” in Irish

Irish:
Dhá thicéad, le do thoil
English:
two tickets please
Say it:
“ghaw HICK-aid leh duh hull”  /ɣaː ˈhɪceːd̪ˠ lʲɛ d̪ˠə hɪlʲ/
To several people:
Dhá thicéad, le bhur dtoil
The reply:
Cinnte!Certainly!
Word for word:
two ticket, with your will (dhá = two, thicéad = ticket, lenited after dhá, le do thoil = please)

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How to say two tickets please in Irish

Two tickets please in Irish is Dhá thicéad, le do thoil, said “ghaw HICK-aid leh duh hull”. To more than one person: Dhá thicéad, le bhur dtoil. The reply is Cinnte!, Certainly!

How to reply to Dhá thicéad, le do thoil

Cinnte!, Certainly!

What Dhá thicéad, le do thoil means word for word

two ticket, with your will (dhá = two, thicéad = ticket, lenited after dhá, le do thoil = please)