Ba mhaith liom cruinniú a shocrú.
I'd like to schedule a meeting.
Usage
Used in Irish to request scheduling a business meeting
Grammar Note
"ba mhaith liom" is the Irish conditional form meaning "I would like"
Lig dom mo chárta gnó a thabhairt duit.
Let me give you my business card.
Usage
Used in Irish when handing over a business card
Grammar Note
"lig dom" means "let me / allow me" in Irish
Tá mé anseo le haghaidh comhdhála.
I'm here for a conference.
Usage
Used in Irish to explain conference attendance
Grammar Note
"tá mé anseo" means "I am here" in Irish
An bhféadfainn admháil a fháil don chostas seo?
Could I have a receipt for this expense?
Usage
Used in Irish to request a receipt for an expense
Grammar Note
"an bhféadfainn" is the Irish conditional question meaning "could I"
Cá bhfuil an spás comhoibre is gaire?
Where is the nearest coworking space?
Usage
Used in Irish to find a coworking space
Grammar Note
"cá bhfuil" is the Irish question form for "where is"
Tá cruinniú agam ar a trí a chlog.
I have a meeting at three o'clock.
Usage
Used in Irish to state a scheduled meeting time
Grammar Note
"ar a trí a chlog" means "at three o'clock" in Irish
An bhféadfaimis é seo a phlé os cionn caife?
Can we discuss this over coffee?
Usage
Used in Irish to suggest a discussion over coffee
Grammar Note
"an bhféadfaimis" is the Irish conditional question form meaning "could we"
Le do thoil, seol an conradh chugam ar ríomhphost.
Please send me the contract by email.
Usage
Used in Irish to request a contract via email
Grammar Note
"le do thoil" means "please" in Irish, literally "with your will"
Tá mé ag tnúth le bheith ag obair leat.
I look forward to working with you.
Usage
A polite Irish expression for welcoming a new business partnership
Grammar Note
"tá mé ag tnúth le" means "I look forward to" in Irish
An bhfuil seomra comhdhála ar fáil agaibh?
Do you have a conference room available?
Usage
Used in Irish to ask about conference room availability
Grammar Note
"an bhfuil ... ar fáil agaibh?" means "do you have ... available?" in Irish
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