We use cookies for anonymous analytics to improve Semantix. See our Privacy Policy.
Two celtic languages, side by side.
Gaeilge
Cymraeg
| Irish Gaelic | Welsh | English |
|---|---|---|
| an | y | the (sg.); lenites a following consonant on feminine nouns (an bhean) / the (before a consonant) |
| na | yr | the (pl.); prefixes h- to plural vowels (na héin) / the (before a vowel or h) |
| mé | 'r | I, me / the (after a vowel) |
| tú | fi | you (sg.) / I, me |
| sé | ti | he, it (m.) / you (informal sg.) |
| sí | fe | she, it (f.) / he (S. Wales; ef in N. Wales / literary) |
| muid | hi | we (muid is the everyday spoken form; sinn is literary) / she, it (f.) |
| sibh | ni | you (pl.) / we, us |