"An bhfuil bhur máthair bródúil asaibh?"

Translation: Is your mother proud of you?

[Laureland86]

Why is "asaibh" sometimes pronounced "ass-uv" and other times "ass-ee"? Can someone explain please?

[JimMcGuire4]

The speaker sometimes pronounces asaibh as ass-ee, but so far I have learned it as ass-uv also. Whenever I see the bh ending of a word, I just automatically pronounce it as a soft v similar to Spanish. Maybe it's dialectical as this material seems to change constantly pertaining to that. It's interesting but confusing!

[SeanMeaneyPL]

asee = asaibh where? cois fharraige?

[MikeLynch7]

Is your mother proud of ye was not accepted?

[David36806]

Unfortunately, ye is not accepted as a plural version of you. I'm with you on this one though.

[4o8J4WPj]

This was the sarcastic question of teachers when you had done something wrong.

[BigBeatsRBest]

Should this not be; Are your mothers proud of you(s)?

[Gregory743155]

that would be máithreacha.

[Neal356674]

Not when said to siblings who have the same mother

[YesThatSully]

Big wheel keep on turnin, carry me home to see my kin.