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Preview in Irish (Réamhthaispeántas): Meaning, Pronunciation, Usage

The Irish for preview is réamhthaispeántas, a masculine noun (plural réamhthaispeántais).
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How to say “preview” in Irish

Irish:
réamhthaispeántas
English:
preview
Word type:
noun
Gender:
masculine
Pronunciation:
“RAYV-hash-pawn-tus”  /ˈreːvˌhaʃpˠaːnˠt̪ˠəsˠ/
Various forms
Plural:
réamhthaispeántais (previews)
Genitive singular:
réamhthaispeántais, an réamhthaispeántais (e.g. ticéid an réamhthaispeántais, tickets for the preview)
Genitive plural:
réamhthaispeántas, na réamhthaispeántas (e.g. sceideal na réamhthaispeántas, the schedule of the previews)

What does “réamhthaispeántas” mean?

preview
A showing of a film, play, exhibition or product to some people before it is shown to the general public.Also: advance showing, pre-screening, private view.

“Réamhthaispeántas” with the article

The plural of preview in Irish is réamhthaispeántais. Here is réamhthaispeántas after the article (an t-alt), in the singular and the plural.

an réamhthaispeántas
the preview
No change after an
na réamhthaispeántais
the previews
Plural: no change after na

“Réamhthaispeántas” in a sentence: Irish examples

Common Irish sentences using réamhthaispeántas, the Irish word for preview.

Bhí réamhthaispeántas den scannán ann aréir.
There was a preview of the film last night.
Chuamar chuig an réamhthaispeántas sa phictiúrlann.
We went to the preview at the cinema.
Bhí na criticeoirí go léir ag an réamhthaispeántas.
All the critics were at the preview.
Thosaigh an réamhthaispeántas ar a hocht a chlog.
The preview began at eight o'clock.
Fuair mé cuireadh chuig réamhthaispeántais an dráma.
I got an invitation to the play's previews.
Ní raibh mórán daoine i láthair ag tús an réamhthaispeántais.
There weren't many people present at the start of the preview.
Beidh dhá réamhthaispeántas ann roimh an oscailt oifigiúil.
There will be two previews before the official opening.

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Preview in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for preview?

The Irish for preview is réamhthaispeántas (pronounced “RAYV-hash-pawn-tus”). It’s a masculine noun and the plural is réamhthaispeántais.

How do you pronounce réamhthaispeántas in Irish?

Réamhthaispeántas is said like “RAYV-hash-pawn-tus” (IPA /ˈreːvˌhaʃpˠaːnˠt̪ˠəsˠ/).

What is the plural of preview in Irish?

The plural of réamhthaispeántas is réamhthaispeántais; with the article, na réamhthaispeántais means “the previews”. The genitive plural is réamhthaispeántas, as in sceideal na réamhthaispeántas (the schedule of the previews).

How is réamhthaispeántas different from taispeántas?

Taispeántas is a show or exhibition in general, while réamhthaispeántas, with the prefix réamh- meaning 'pre-', is a showing given before the public opening.

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