Do you know the days and months in Irish? Learn some helpful words and phrases and test yourself on others you may already know!
Irish | English |
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An Luan | Monday |
An Mháirt | Tuesday |
An Chéadaoin | Wednesday |
An Déardaoin | Thursday |
An Aoine | Friday |
An Satharn | Saturday |
An Domhnach | Sunday |
When talking about what you do on days of the week, for example I will see you on Tuesday , take away an and replace it with Dé. This also changes the spelling of the days in Irish.
The only day that doesn't need a Dé in front of is Thursday - An Déardaoin - because it already has Dé in the word!
See all the examples below:
Irish | English |
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Dé Luain | Monday |
Dé Máirt | Tuesday |
Dé Céadaoin | Wednesday |
Déardaoin | Thursday |
Dé hAoine | Friday |
Dé Sathairn | Saturday |
Dé Domhnaigh | Sunday |
Seachtain an-ghnóthach
A very busy week
Fatima is writing to her penpal in the Gaeltacht. She has included some photos to show how she spends her week. Can you spot the days of the week?
Image caption, Is mise Fatima. Is duine gnóthach mé gan dabht!
I'm Fatima. I am a busy person, no doubt about it!
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Míosa agus na séasúir
Irish | English |
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Eanáir | January |
Feabhra | February |
Márta | March |
Aibreán | April |
Bealtaine | May |
Meitheamh | June |
Iúil | July |
Lúnasa | August |
Meán Fómhair | September |
Deireadh Fómhair | October |
Samhain | November |
Nollaig | December |
Image caption, An t-earrach atá ann.
It is spring.
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