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Bowl - Babhla the Bowl - an Babhla An bhfuil babhla de dhíth ort? Do you need a bowl?   Bottle - Buidéal the Bottle - an Buidéal Bhris mé an buidéal. I broke the bottle.   n/a Cook -Cócaire the chef an cócaire Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo chócaire. I want to be a chef.   Cup - Cupán the cup an cupán An mbeidh cupán tae agat? Would you like a cup of tea?   Cutlery - Sceanra n/a Cuir an sceanra ar an tábla. Put the cutlery on the table.   Fork - Forc the Fork - an Forc Lig mé don fhorc titim. I dropped my fork.   Frying pan - friochtán the Frying pan - an friochtán Tá an friochtán de dhíth orm. I need the frying pan   Glass - Gloine the glass an Ghloine Tá mo ghloine folamh. My glass is empty.   Kettle - Citeal the Kettle - an citeal Cuir an citeal síos. Put the kettle on.   Kitchen - Cistin the kitchen an chistin Tá Diarmuid sa chistin. Diarmuid is in the kitchen   Water - Uisce the Water - an t-Uisce T� an t-uisce fuar. The water is cold.

Knife - scian the Knife an scian Tá scian de dhíth orm. I need a knife.   Match - lasán the match - lasán An bhfuil lasán agat? Do you have a match?   Mug_Muga the Mug an Muga Is � sin an muga is fearr l�i. That is her favourite mug.   Pot - Pota the Pot - an Pota Tá an pota sa chófra. The pot is in the cupboard.   Plate - Pláta the Plate - an Pláta An bhfuil pláta de dhíth ort? Do you need a plate?   Refrigerator - Cuisneoir an Cuisneoir Tá bainne sa chuisneoir. There is milk in the refrigerator.   Spoon - spúnóg the Spoon - an spúnóg Tá spunóg de dhíth orm don mhilseog. I need a spoon for my dessert.   Stove - Cócaireán the stove an cócaireán Tá an cócaireán salach. The stove is dirty.   Saucer Fochupán the Saucer Fochupán Níl fochupán agam. I do not have a saucer.   Sink - Doirteal the Sink - Doirteal Tá na soithí salacha sa doirteal. The dirty dishes are in the sink.   Table - tábla the table an tábla Suigh ag an tábla seo. Sit at this table.   Toaster - tóstaer an tóstaer Cuir an t-arán sa tóstaer.. Put the bread in the toaster.

 

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