"Táimid agus tá siad."
Translation:We are and they are.
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I had the same issue, and I think that 'tá muid' is also what she's saying.
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I can't remember things unless I put them into context. This context was 'Who survived the dragon attack and is now ready to go and get revenge?'
It sounds like there's a t after táimid and siad, is that how it's pronounced?
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The point of the exercise is to translate it as given rather than to paraphrase it; a computer determining the correctness of a paraphrased sentence is a far more complicated task than for it to determine the correctness of a straightforward translation.
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No, tá is the "to be" verb ("is" in English)
When you are conjugating verbs, siad is used in the third person plural conjugation. The "they" conjugation. In this case, "they are."
I am = táim You (singular) are = tá tú He is (also used for masc. nouns) = tá sé She is (and fem nouns) = tá sí We are =táimid You (plural) are = tá sibh They are = tá siad
no!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I accidently clicked something and it deleted all my progress!