"An cheist"

Translation: The question

[Avodah]

A bheith nó gan a bheith: sin é an cheist

[scilling]

Faroar, Ioraic bocht! Bhí aithne agam air, a Horatio: fear grinn éigríochta, fear samhlaíochta is sárfhearr: d’fhulaing sé ar a dhro
im míle uair; agus anois atá gráin ag mo chuimhne air! Cuireann mo phíobán thar maoil leis.

[JasonGilli14]

This is a hoot.

[Onyx.Rose]

Cheist = quest = question?
If it sounds that similar, I can remember it.

[FrederickEason]

Not only do they sound similar, both ceist and quest/question come from the same Latin word, quaestiō.

[jill77269]

Cé mhead atá agat

[CrazyGoatLady]

Out of interest, why is there a h inserted after the c? I believed that when saying 'an' no h was added in... :/

[avrichard]

You add a -h (lenition) to the start of all female nouns after "an". Bean = woman, an bhean = the women.

[aisti]

An bhean = the woman, na mná = the women :)

[VaclavH]

Definitive article and feminine noun

[becky3086]

How is this pronounced? Maybe I just haven't gotten to the one where they pronounce it.

[avrichard]

Sort of like "an hyesht". I've had it twice with audio so far.