My daily routine

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Do you know how to talk about your daily routine in Irish? Learn some helpful words and phrases and test yourself on others you may already know!

This guide is all about using the present tense.

You use the present tense when talking about what you're doing right now, or regularly — for example, when talking about what you're doing this instant, or explaining what your daily routine involves.

Learn more about using the present tensein this guide.

Ar maidin

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Músclaím go luath. I wake up early.
IrishEnglish
múscailwake up
éirighget up
cuir éadaí arget dressed
glactake
nighwash
scuabbrush
téighgo
itheat
óldrink
Image gallerySkip image gallerySlide1 of 9, , Músclaím go luath ar maidin ar a sé a chlog. I wake up early in the morning at six o'clock.

Ar mo scoil

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Éistim le dlúthdhioscaí sa rang Spáinnise. I listen to CDs in Spanish class.
IrishEnglish
faighget, find
bain amacharrive, reach
tosaighstart
abairsay
éist lelisten to
amharc arwatch
foghlaimlearn
imirplay (sports, games)
seinnplay (an instrument)
labhair letalk with, talk to
scríobhwrite
fágleave
Image gallerySkip image gallerySlide1 of 9, , Faighim an bus ar maidin ar leath i ndiaidh a hocht. I get the bus in the morning at half past eight.

An tráthnóna

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Imrím cluichí riomhaire le mo chairde. I play computer games with my friends.
IrishEnglish
ceannaighbuy
cuir scairt arcall
buail lemeet
rithrun
glanclean
oscailopen
íoslódáildownload
uaslódáilupload
cuir/seolsend
déando, make
críochnaighfinish
Image gallerySkip image gallerySlide1 of 10, , Ceannaím barra seacláide. I buy a chocolate bar.

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