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Here are examples for the imperative in Irish. This includes expressions of making requests, giving orders or simply asking someone to do something.
| Go!: Rach! |
| Stop!: Stad! |
| Don't Go!: Na rach! |
| Stay!: Fuirich! |
| Leave!: Falbh! |
| Come here!: Thig an-seo! |
| Go there!: Rach an-siud! |
| Enter (the room)!: Thig a-steach! |
| Speak!: Abair! |
| Be quiet!: Bi sàmhach! |
| Turn right: Tionndaich gu taobh ceart |
| Turn left: Tionndaich gu taobh clì |
| Go straight: Rach dìreach |
| Wait!: Feith! |
| Let's go!: Tiugainn! |
| Be careful!: Bi cùramach! |
| Sit down!: Suidh sìos! |
| Let me show you!: Leig mi gad shealladh! |
| Listen!: Èist! |
| Write it down!: Sgrìobh e! |
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