Cá bhfuil an neachtlann is gaire?
ka wil an nekhtlan is gare?
Where is the nearest laundromat / laundry service?
Usage
Use when looking for the nearest laundry facility while traveling
Grammar Note
Irish uses "cá bhfuil" for location questions; eclipsis changes f to bhf
Cé mhéad a chosnaíonn níochán agus triomú?
ke vead a khosniion niokhan agus triomu?
How much does it cost to wash and dry?
Usage
Use to ask about the cost of washing and drying
Grammar Note
"Cé mhéad a chosnaíonn?" is the standard Irish phrase for asking about prices
Cé chomh fada is a thógann an níochán?
ke kho fada is a hokan an niokhan?
How long does the laundry take?
Usage
Use to ask how long the laundry process takes
Grammar Note
"Cé chomh fada" is the Irish expression for asking about duration
An bhfuil seirbhís neachtlainne ar an lá céanna agat?
an wil sherbhish nekhtlane ar an la keanna agat?
Do you offer same-day laundry service?
Usage
Use when you need laundry completed on the same day
Grammar Note
Irish questions often begin with "An bhfuil" (is there / do you have)
An féidir libh an t-éadach mín seo a ní go cúramach?
an fedir liv an t-edakh min she a ni go kurakh?
Can you wash this delicate item carefully?
Usage
Use when handing over a delicate garment needing gentle washing
Grammar Note
"libh" is the plural of "leat" (le + sibh); using the plural to address a business is common
Tá glanadh tirim ag teastáil ón léine seo.
ta glana tirim ag teshtal on lene she.
This shirt needs to be dry-cleaned.
Usage
Use when bringing in a garment that requires dry cleaning
Grammar Note
"Ag teastáil" is the Irish verbal noun construction expressing necessity
An bhfuil deitéirgint nó bogthóir fabraice agat?
an wil de-TAYR-ginch noh BUG-hore FAB-rik-eh a-gut?
Do you have detergent / fabric softener?
Usage
Use to ask if laundry supplies are available
Grammar Note
"An bhfuil...agat?" is the Irish form of "do you have"
Níl mo chuid éadaigh glan — an féidir libh iad a ní arís?
nil mo khuid edaig glan — an fedir liv iad a ni arish?
My laundry is not clean — can you rewash it?
Usage
Use to request rewashing when clothes are still dirty
Grammar Note
"Arís" is the Irish adverb meaning "again"
An féidir liom an meaisín níocháin a úsáid mé féin?
an fedir lyom an mashin niokhan a usad me fen?
Can I use the washing machine myself?
Usage
Use to ask if you may use the washing machine yourself
Grammar Note
"Mé féin" is the Irish reflexive expression meaning "myself"
An bhfuil seirbhís iarnála ar fáil?
an wil SHER-veesh EER-naw-la er fawl?
Is there an ironing service available?
Usage
Use to inquire about ironing service at a hotel or laundry
Grammar Note
"Ar fáil" is the Irish idiom meaning "available"
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