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With and Le
Le means with and also appears in liking and ownership expressions. Before the article its form is leis: leis an múinteoir.
How It Works
Le means with and also appears in liking and ownership expressions. Before the article its form is leis: leis an múinteoir.
Le can connect someone with a companion or take part in conventional liking and ownership frames. Before the definite article use leis an or leis na. The form leis can also mean with him without a following article, so parse its whole phrase.
Examples (3)
- Tá mé le Nóra.
I am with Nóra.
- Tá sí leis an múinteoir.
She is with the teacher.
- Is maith liom ceol.
I like music.
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