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Irish Vocabulary - Drinks

Hi Irish learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about drinks in Irish. Whether you're a coffee person or a tea person, a beer enthusiast or simply a water drinker, this lesson is for you! 💦☕🍺


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Hot Beverages[edit | edit source]

When it comes to hot beverages, Irish people love their tea! Here are some common hot drinks in Irish:

Irish Pronunciation English
tae tʰeː tea
caife kafʲə coffee
seacláid te ʃaːk'lɑːd tʰeː hot chocolate
pionta tae pʲiəntə tʰeː a cup of tea
  • Person 1: Tá sé fuar inniu, ba mhaith liom pionta tae. (It's cold today, I'd like a cup of tea.)
  • Person 2: An bhfuil! (Sure!)

Cold Beverages[edit | edit source]

Drinks are enjoyed all year round in Ireland, especially during hot summer months. Here are some popular cold drinks in Irish:

Irish Pronunciation English
uisce ɪʃkʲə water
t-each tʰaːx juice
deoch ola dʲoːx ol̪ˠə alcohol
beoir bʲoːrʲ beer
tae fuar tʰeː fˠuəɾˠ iced tea
  • Person 1: An mbeifeá in ann dom beoir a fháil, le do thoil? (Could you get me a beer, please?)
  • Person 2: Ar ndóigh! (Of course!)

Fun Facts About Drinks in Ireland[edit | edit source]

- Ireland is well known for its breweries, with Guinness, Smithwick's and Kilkenny being some of the most famous. - Irish coffee, a mix of hot coffee, cream and whiskey, was invented in Ireland in the 1940s by a chef for passengers on a delayed flight. - Tea is a very important part of Irish culture, with many social occasions involving a "cuppa". - The temperance movement, which promoted abstinence from alcohol, had a significant impact on Irish society in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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