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Where are you From?

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Asking where someone is from, or telling someone where you are from, are important building blocks in starting a conversation in Irish.

To say where you are from, you simply use the structure ‘Is as ___ dom’

Cad as duit? (Where are you from?)

Is as Éirinn dom. (I am from Ireland)

Let us know in the comments below, cad as duit?

This is a lesson walk through of the Bitesize Cúrsaí lesson Where are you from which is available to Bitesize Irish members in our course Ask Questions in Irish.

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  • Stiofán says:
    March 9, 2024 at 4:28 pm

    Dia duit, a chara 👋🏻 I’ve been learning our language lately the past year I’m ashamed to say me being born and raised in Ireland like my parents before me you’d think I’d know Irish anyway my question is why are some Irish using Cá as tú for where are you from and others use cad as duit I’m confused to be honest

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