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The Modh Coinníollach – A Basic Outline – iTV.ie

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In this video I will explain the main rules on the conditional mood in the Irish language, this is called the modh coinníollach and it it similar to trying to say in English what would happen subject to certain conditions. As we will see the modh coínníollach is similar to the past tense in Irish and if you have a good knowledge of this conditional mood it will definitely help you to increase your understanding of Irish.

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Irish Grammar Tip You Need To Know – iTV.ie

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In this video I am going to talk about chuig and go dtí which both mean to as in going to a certain location. But whether you use chuig or go dtí entirely depends on the context of the situation and I’ll explain clearly and unambiguously where this distinction lies. This is a very useful Irish Grammar tip and once you are aware of this rule you will be able to speak and write with much more confidence.

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Irish Grammar Explained – Isteach or Istigh? Amach or Amuigh? – iTV.ie

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In this video I will explain the different situations in which you would use Isteach and Istigh and also Amach and Amuigh, Isteach and Istigh can both mean in but they would be used in slightly different contexts. Similarly Isteach and Istigh have similarities and differences. I will explain with slow and clear pronunciation, with subtitles and I’ll include lots of sample phrases to help illustrate the differences.
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