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Here are the phonetics for:
Thank you: Guh rev mah agg utt
I can’t find the pronunciation of the other two, but, here are some other choices.
I would like a glass of water: Ba mhaith liom gloinne uisce “bah wah ly-um glinne-eh ish-geh”
or
I would like a glass of lemonade: Ba mhaith liom gloinne liomainéide. “bah wah ly-um glinne-eh lim-un-ay-dje”
Here’s another you might find useful:
Cá bhfuil leithreas na bhféar? “kah will LEH-riss na vahr” – Where is the Men’s Room?
For more phrases with phonetics, try:
http://www.irishcultureandcustoms.com/3Focloir/2Index.html
Hope that helps.
Not to sound like a fool eejit but might you be able to help with the pronounciation of those fine words?
Go raibh míle maith agat! (Guh ruh meal/ah mawt ag/gut)
(literal: may you have a thousand good things!)
Well, there is an advantage to having relatives straight off of the boat.
Go raibh maith agat. (Thank you)
Ní féidir liom deoch alcól. (I do not drink alcohol)
or
Ni olaim. (I do not drink)