Following on from our Guide to Numbers cheat sheet for Irish language learners, we’ve condensed the info into one sheet. Download the free PDF below.
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This shareable cheat sheet is a quick reference tool with examples of counting in the Irish language across four different forms:
- Basic numbers in Irish (one, two, three…)
- Counting things
- Counting people (yes, this is different!)
- Ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd…)
The cheat sheet contains a notes section:
- Séimhiú on 2-6 when counting things, urú on 7-10
- Nouns after personal numbers in genitive plural
- Séimhiú on b, c, f, g, m, p after beirt and an chéad
See our blog posts on lenition (séimhiú) and urú (ellipsis) for some more information on these.
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This cheat sheet is based on the module “A Guide to Numbers and Counting” in Aistear Reference Pack, available to our Explore and Grow members.
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