"Táirgtear carranna sa Ghearmáin."

Translation: Cars are produced in Germany.

[Osnoprodavon]

For some reason, my brain thought "Carrots are produced in Germany." was a perfectly logical sentence.

[peta874481]

Well, we also grow lots of carrots here, so your intuition isn't wrong at all... but sadly it won't help you with this irish course....

[BeirBua]

Why not also, Cars are made in Germany?

[scilling]

“Are manufactured” would be a possibility, but “are made” would have required Déantar.

[zzxj]

Made is accepted now, 3/22/15

[errorgorilla]

"Cars are manufactured in Germany" was declined, so I've reported it. Unless of course I'm wrong, in which case I'm more than happy to be corrected.

[clairelanc3]

I've been doing Irish for quite a while but... I still couldn't find a relation between what is written and jow it is pronounced, at least a geat part of the time. (Just for example roghnaíonn any normal person would expect to see a "a" sound...) Is there any pronounciation rule?

[MicheleTreCaffe]

...well, the 'í' is accented, so you'd expect to pronounce that... and if the 'í' is pronounced, the 'a' that precedes it would be there to bracket the 'n'... however I agree, it can be a challenge.