Irish

  Words: Léann Bríd.
  Gloss: Reads Bríd
  Translation: Bríd reads.
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Dúnann Bríd an doras.
  Gloss: Closes Bríd the door
  Translation: 'Bríd closes the door.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Chuaigh Cáit tri gheata.
  Gloss: Went Cáit through gate
  Translation: 'Cáit went through a gate.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Tá Máire leiscúil anseo.
  Gloss: Is Máire lazy here
  Translation: 'Lazy Máire is here.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Fuair Cáit trí bhuidéal bainne.
  Gloss: Found Cáit three bottle milk
  Translation: 'Cáit found three bottles of milk.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Feiceann Cáit bád is fiche.
  Gloss: Saw Cáit boat one twenty
  Translation: 'I saw twenty-one boats.'
  Comment: For numbers after 10 (except multiples of 10). Note: for 21, 31, 41, etc, the entire number is after the noun
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Feiceann Cáit dhá bhád fhicead.
  Gloss: Saw Cáit two boat twenty
  Translation: 'Cáit saw twenty-two boats.'
  Comment: For all other numbers (not 21, 31, 41, etc), the number is split before AND after the noun.
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Tá an fear seo sásta.
  Gloss: Is the man this satisfied
  Translation: 'This man is satisfied.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Tá teach Pheadair i lár an bhaile.
  Gloss: Is house Peadair in center the town
  Translation: 'Peadair’s house is in the center of the town.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Tá bhean mhór bhreá anseo.
  Gloss: Is woman big.FEM.SG fine.FEM.SG there
  Translation: 'There is a fine big woman there.'
  Comment: Lenition (insertion of “h”) shows the agreement between the feminine noun and the adjective
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Fuinneoga-í mór-a
  Gloss: Window-PL big-PL
  Translation: 'Big windows'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Tá an bád ro-shean agus tá an capall ro-óg.
  Gloss: Is the boat too-old and is the horse too-young
  Translation: 'The boat is too old and the horse is too young.'
  Comment: Degree is marked as a prefix to the adjective
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Comment: Irish has no verb "have"
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Deir sé go raibh Cáit anseo inné.
  Gloss: Says he that was Cáit here yesterday
  Translation: 'He says that Cáit was here yesterday.'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf

  Words: Cé go bhfuil go-leor feilméara-í
  Gloss: although that are many farmer-PL
  Translation: 'Although there are many farmers'
  Contributor: Bridget Nixdorf