"Tá siad."

Translation: They are.

[Grace419433]

Anyone esle grateful for the pics, when firsy being introduced to knew words?

[itzamna_isilme]

Is this correct?
Singular:
1 Táim
2 Tá tú
3 Tá sé/í
Plural:
1 Táimid
2 Tá sibh
3 Tá siad

[Conorlineh3]

Spot on! You'll see that pattern for plenty of verbs with slender vowels in them, it changes slightly for broad vowels but the order is the same!

[ylimelea]

Can someone please explain to me why I hear the "t" in Tá as kind of a hard pronunciation of the english "th"? Is it meant to be pronounced like that, or?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

"th" as in "thin"? I don't think so. It sounds to me like the "t" in "top."

[GaelicGirl2]

I definately heard a distinct K no clue what it was supposed to be so made cá up. was surprised to see a "t"there (well not realy cause before i ve seen/heard that pronounciation often isnt close to the letters used)

[Livanas3]

Can I use this to refer to Gender-Fluid or non-binary people? Or is there something else we can use for this?

[AnnaOMahon2]

They/them dosent really exist in other languages as if your talking to a native they will be very confused, you can use they/them but it would be grammatically wrong, so the answer is no.

[TomNies]

So which part is "they" - isn't "ta" also "you"?

[SatharnPHL]

tá is a verb. siad is "they".