Cá bhfuil an scoil / ollscoil is gaire?
Where is the nearest school / university?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of a nearby school or university
Grammar Note
Irish follows a VSO word order with the verb coming first
Ba mhaith liom clárú ar chúrsa teanga.
I'd like to enroll in a language course.
Usage
Used when wishing to register for a language course
Grammar Note
"ba mhaith liom" is the Irish expression for "I would like"
An féidir liom cuairt a thabhairt ar an scoil / campas?
Can I visit the school / campus?
Usage
Used to request a visit to a school or campus
Grammar Note
"an féidir liom" is the Irish standard expression for asking if something is possible
Cad iad na hábhair a mhúintear anseo?
What subjects are taught here?
Usage
Used to ask about the subjects taught
Grammar Note
The relative particle "a" in Irish triggers lenition on the following verb
Cé mhéad atá ar an táille teagaisc?
How much is the tuition fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the cost of tuition
Grammar Note
"cé mhéad" is the Irish question phrase for asking price or quantity
Táim ag lorg teagascóra phríobháidigh.
I'm looking for a private tutor.
Usage
Used when searching for a private tutor
Grammar Note
"ag lorg" is the progressive verbal noun form meaning "looking for"
Cá bhfuil an leabharlann?
Where is the library?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the library
Grammar Note
"leabharlann" is derived from "leabhar" (book) in Irish
An dtairgeann sibh cúrsaí ar líne?
Do you offer online courses?
Usage
Used to ask about online learning options
Grammar Note
Questions starting with "an" can trigger eclipsis in Irish
Ní mór dom aitheantas oifigiúil a fháil do mo cháilíochtaí.
I need to get my qualifications recognized.
Usage
Used when official recognition of foreign qualifications is needed
Grammar Note
"ní mór dom" expresses strong obligation. "aitheantas a fháil do ~" means "to obtain recognition for ~"
An bhfuil lascaine do mhic léinn ar fáil?
Is there a student discount available?
Usage
Used to ask whether a student discount is available
Grammar Note
"mhic" is the lenited form of "mac" (son/student) after the preposition "do"
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