"D'ólamar an tae agus d'itheamar an ceapaire."

Translation: We drank the tea and we ate the sandwich.

[PeadarCall]

It seems like a very stingy lunch if we have to share one sandwich. I mean really what sort of spread are they putting on here.

[John481518]

The "royal we" apparently.

[GillianWra]

in english it could be correct to say drunk the tea, or drank tea,

[19O492554]

The past tense of "drink" is "drank". The past participle of "drink" is "drunk". It's not correct to say "we drunk the tea".

[Jon_H_Martin]

It depends on your dialect, some English dialects have merged the two

[MollyCusta]

it should accept 'we drank the tea and ate the sandwich' - normal English would not repeat the pronoun

[Margaretde195935]

We drank the tea and we eat the sandwich should be accepted

[deactivated user]

No it should not. d'itheamar an ceapaire is the past tense, "we eat the sandwich" is the present tense.