"I read the international newspaper."

Translation: Léim an nuachtán idirnáisiúnta.

[obekim]

I have pointed out in a Problem Report that the English sentence is ambiguous because "I read" can be interpreted as either past or present. Therefore, a version with "Léigh mé" should also be considered correct.

[alexinIreland]

I've added "Léigh mé" as an alternative :)

[obekim]

Ceart go leor!

[AndrewMoriarity]

This is a basic question, but broad to broad and slender to slender does not apply when there are more than one consonant in between, is that correct? Ty

[scilling]

It’s correct in compound words such as idirnáisiúnta.

[tom239085]

'Leighim' and 'leim'? Why not

[scilling]

What’s léighim ?

[Prony-dH-Bray]

@Andrew, only if they are 2 letters from compound words.
In which case it can happen with one consonant: ansin...
But 2 consonants from same word do not exempt from the 'rule (Cabhraigh)', unless they are 'always broad' letter groups (Ospidéal).