"Conas atá an béile? Foirfe!"

Translation: How is the meal? Perfect!

[becky3086]

It sounded like she said "bail-ee" for beile....is that right?

[Stacey773203]

She said beilí, which didn't fit with "an". Theu should re-do it if it isn't pronounced correctly, unless this is truly her dialect.
OR, do people say it differently depending on context?

[DanielGarbin]

How's the meal and How the meal is? Is there any difference?

[galaxyrocker]

"How the meal is" won't work in English.

[DanielGarbin]

Ok, thanks man! :)

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

I can't figure out pronunciation of the letters "oi" with the new speaker. It sounded like an E in another word and like "oi" here. What's the difference?

[Stacey773203]

I've noticed they often no longer correct for accents sometimes. If you're "close enough" they mark it correct without even a comment about spelling or accents. Now I have to check the sentence in the comments to see if it was right or not.
This is a recent problem!

[mpbell]

Is this a time when foirfe should be used with go, like go deas or go dona?

[deserttitan]

'Go foirfe' would mean 'perfectly'. An dtuigeann tú?

[mpbell]

Tuigim, ach with some adjectives of judgment go is used with the adjective.

[zee-money]

How is the food?

[SatharnPHL]

"bia" - "food". "Conas atá an bia?" - "How is the food?"

[leannx]

you know you need a break when you can't understand why "how is the meal" is meant to be a valid sentence