Books and other items printed in Gaelic from 1801 to 1840 > Uraicecht na Gaedhilge = A grammar of the Gaelic language

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<>ood morrow Sir. jtdc <v hS*i.
How do you do this Cinnur ra ru vuji imi-
morning ? ‘om ?
How liave you been Cinrij Bij- 6 hi <vii [■(,-
since I had the plea- lap Agam t’ p^icj-ni
sure of" seeing 3 011 pai oeijtet) ?
last ?
Very well, I thank you. Bo imm, -50 juib imiic
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Tolerably well.
As usual.
So, so.
You look very ill.
You look very well
You are not well.
Co mepap-cu.
ip gnai.
%A]i phi, imp phi.
Fecaip 50 no bocr.
Feed) 50 po imm.
Nf puil: cu 50 rrnvif.
1 think 3'ouare hoarse. SaUim 50 |fu:T ceocaii
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You are very pale. cvi ru ivn-ihiVirec.
Your eyes are sore. Ca 00 piiiT'e r;nn.
\ou must take care ol" Cdirpeb tu aipe fab-
yourself. <sijic tnur pehi.
lam very ill. r<v me 50 ]to boor.
What ails you ? Can ra op- ?
I am sorry lor it. 1 p •ooiVij lem phi ; or,
Ip ole lem phi.
I am now quite reco- c.v m dip m’ digrb 50
vered. h-imUn anosp.
I am glad of it. Ip imur lem phi; or,
r^im gpeotuc ne.
Believe me it gives me Cpeio me, ip mop dh
much pleasure. r-dibhep lem e.
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