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- Irish:
- Cén chaoi a bhfuil an aimsir?
- English:
- what's the weather like
- Say it:
- “kayn khee uh will un AM-shir” /ceːn̪ˠ xiː ə wɪlʲ ən̪ˠ ˈamʲʃəɾʲ/
- The reply:
- Tá sé fuarIt's cold
- Word for word:
- what way that is the weather (cén = what, which; chaoi = way, lenited; a bhfuil = that is; an aimsir = the weather)
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How to say what's the weather like in Irish
What's the weather like in Irish is Cén chaoi a bhfuil an aimsir?, said “kayn khee uh will un AM-shir”. The reply is Tá sé fuar, It's cold.
How to reply to Cén chaoi a bhfuil an aimsir?
Tá sé fuar, It's cold.
What Cén chaoi a bhfuil an aimsir? means word for word
what way that is the weather (cén = what, which; chaoi = way, lenited; a bhfuil = that is; an aimsir = the weather)
Is it said differently in Connacht, Munster or Ulster?
Connacht: Cén chaoi a bhfuil an aimsir?; Munster: Conas atá an aimsir?; Ulster: Cad é mar atá an aimsir?. The main form on this page is the written standard.