"Itheann an buachaill glasraí."

Translation: The boy eats vegetables.

[VincentM929983]

What is this vegetables propaganda

[kbalara]

how to know the way AI sound?

at buachaill I hear approximately EH
mhaith I hear AH
here at glasri I hear EE

[adrianwhatever]

Does Irish have a separate tense for "the boy is eating vegetables"?

[SatharnPHL]

Yes. Like English, the present progressive in Irish is different from the simple present.

Itheann an buachaill glasraí - "The boy eats vegetables"
Tá an buachaill ag ithe glasraí - "The boy is eating vegetables"

[NayeliSant388015]

Can some one explain sentence structure please. Im just all kinds of lost.

[SatharnPHL]

The basic structure of a sentence in English is Subject-Verb-Object. In Irish, the basic structure is Verb-Subject-Object.

This is outlined in the Tips & Notes for the Basics 1 skill.