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Revision as of 20:48, 16 May 2009
The irregular verb Cluinn means "to here"
Past tense
| Declarative | Question | Negative | Negative Question | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | chuala mi | An cuala mi | Cha chuala mi | Nach cuala mi |
| 2 | chuala thu | An cuala thu | cha chuala thu | Nach cuala thu |
| 3 masc | chuala e | An cuala e | cha chuala e | Nach cuala e |
| 3 fem | chuala i | An cuala i | cha chuala i | Nach cualai |
cluinnidh mi "I will hear" an cluinn tu "Will you hear" cha chluinn iad they will nto hear ma chluinneas tu if you hear chluinninn I would hear chluinneadh tu you woudl hear an cluinnin would I hear an cluinninn chualas mi I was heard an chualas e was he heard cluinnear mi I shall be heard an cluinnear sinn "will we be heard' cluinnte mi I would be heard cluinneam 'let me hear' cluinn! "hear!" Cluinnibh "hear.pl!" cluinneadh e "let him hear"
