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- "Tá sé sin spéisiúil."
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'Suimiúil' does mean 'interesting' as well. Ó Dónaill gives 'neat and clean; comely, attractive' as the primary meaning of 'spéisiúil', and 'interesting as its second meaning. http://breis.focloir.ie/en/fgb/sp%C3%A9isi%C3%BAil
When "that" (or "those" or ) is being used as a pronoun, you usually use it with an actual pronoun in Irish.
Sometimes the pronoun comes before sin, and when "that" is the object of a verb, or you are using the copula, you use the object form of the pronoun.
Sin é an bhrionglóid
Sin é an réiteach ar an bhfadhb
Ní maith liom é sin
Is fíor é sin
Rinneamar é sin inné
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Unrelated question: How do you create italicized text? I can make bold and bold italic, but I haven’t figured out how to make something just italic!
TIA! ~ Cody