Masculine Nouns in Irish – This Confuses Learners
Автор: All About Irish
Загружено: 2026-01-09
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Learn why a “t” is sometimes added before nouns in Irish.
This is something that confuses almost every learner of Irish, but once you see the pattern, it becomes much easier to remember.
👉 Read the full blog post (with extra examples):
https://www.allaboutirish.ie/blog/lea...
Using a simple Father Ted–inspired memory trick, we look at how masculine nouns behave when they:
begin with a consonant
begin with s
begin with a vowel
You’ll see clear examples like:
an bád
an sagart
an t-oileán
and learn how to apply the same pattern to other masculine nouns in Irish.
Example sentences from the video:
Chuaigh an fear abhaile
D’ith an cailín an t-úll agus an t-arán
Chuaigh mé ansin an samhradh seo caite
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