Difference between revisions of "Imperatives"
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|''cuir (thusa)'' | |''cuir (thusa)'' | ||
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|''cuiribh'' | |''cuiribh'' | ||
|let you (pl) put | |let you (pl) put | ||
Revision as of 08:06, 17 October 2012
- For a definition of Imperatives see Imperative Mood (definition).
The paradigm for the imperative verb is as follows:
| cuirim | let me put | cuireamaid | let us put |
| cuir (thusa) | you put | cuiribh | let you (pl) put |
| cuireadh (esan/ise)' | let him put | cuireadh (iadsan) | let them put |
siuthad go on siuthadaibh go on (plural)
Negative Imperatives
Na ith don't eat
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References
- Fisher, Muriel (2004) Scottish Gaelic Level 1. Seattle: Each-Mara Publications
