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"I ate breakfast":
Dh'ith mi: "Dh'ith" means "ate" (past tense of "eat"), and "mi" means "I".
bracaist: "bracaist" means "breakfast".
"and":
agus: This means "and".
"I am drinking water":
tha mi: "tha" means "am" (present tense of "to be"), and "mi" means "I".
ag òl: "ag" is a particle used before a verb to form the present continuous tense, and "òl" means "drink".
uisge: "uisge" means "water".
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Dh'ith mi" ("I ate"):
Dh'ith: sounds like "yee"
mi: sounds like "mee"
"bracaist" ("breakfast"):
bracaist: sounds like "BRAH-kisht"
"agus" ("and"):
agus: sounds like "AH-gus"
"tha mi" ("I am"):
tha: sounds like "hah"
mi: sounds like "mee"
"ag òl" ("drinking"):
ag: sounds like "ahk"
òl: sounds like "ohl"
"uisge" ("water"):
uisge: sounds like "OOSH-kya"
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