"Tá breitheamh i ngach cúirt."

Translation: There is a judge in every court.

[Stefan919627]

Is there any reason why "tá" is used and not "bíonn"? For the habitual seems more logical, because of "every"

[OliverCasserley]

Glad to see that "each" is now being accepted. Sláinte do duolingo

[becky3086]

I have stopped using it because sometimes it was accepted and sometimes it wasn't.

[OliverCasserley]

Hi Becky. its been accepted from me for the past wee while.

[Dragonbrag]

Would you please give me the phonetic pronunciation of ngach?

[KittDunne]

The g is silent. You can hear the pronunciation here: https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fuaim/i_ngach_áit. Note that
"phonetic pronunciation" is a redundantly redundant redundancy. Unless you mean a phonetic transcription? Would /nax/ do?

[KittDunne]

So 'gach' is eclipsed as though it were a noun

[MacBeatha]

There's actually difference in the dialects about how i+gach behaves. The northern varieties favor i ngach while in Munster Irish ins gach is more common.