How to say "Snow" in Irish Gaelic

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sneachta
/shnokh-ta/
snow
Tá sé ag cur sneachta.
/Taw shay egg kur shokh-ta/
It is snowing.
Bhí an áit faoi bhrat sneachta
/Vee on awch fwee vrot shnokh-ta/
The place was under a blanket of snow.

[@tomreilly515]

Listening to Iris’s Gaelic, 🎉I understand, for the first time, the roots of an Irish brogue.

[@ivanmarquez7731]

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[@SpiralMoss]

Brilliant 👍

[@Tsiri09]

Thank you

[@urmominmypants]

can you teach us how to say “child” in gaelic please? thank you💞

[@daithionuallain5902]

erin ! The Irish for child is páiste) paw cha or leanbh I don't know how that's said , all the best ☘👍wait leanbh is le Ann of , you would think someone could of told you earlier good luck hope you have a lovely healthy baby 🍻

[@oisinolochlainn4437]

Thosaigh sé ag cur sneachta

[@heathcliffearnshaw1403]

Shnacht , snow : снег ( sneg ) . Compare the Russian! Because the Celtic languages stand in time’s seniority with others as old as them, they’re also helpful in assimilating the ‘world languages’ ..At any rate , I’ve always thought that it’s a pity the dictionary making centres in Dublin and Cardiff haven’t done more work in presenting the comparative linguistics side of this.

[@MrKieras666]

Idk what Cardiff got to do,completely different Celtic languages group that divided 2 millennia ago. Most recent development was between Scottish and Irish Gaelic around the time of Norman invasion. Welsh are more akin to continental Celts.

[@khabibmagomedov5695]

Охуеть, это уже немецкий какой-то.

[@KWizard__]

it's Irish not German