Bíonn cuma áthais uirthi i gcónaí, ach níl áthas uirthi ar chor ar bith.
She always looks happy, but she is not happy at all.
B2
Irish word
shape
cuma means “shape” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈkumˠə/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | cuma |
| Séimhiú | chuma |
| Urú | gcuma |
Bíonn cuma áthais uirthi i gcónaí, ach níl áthas uirthi ar chor ar bith.
She always looks happy, but she is not happy at all.
B2
Is cuma liom.
I don't care.
A1
Is cuma leat fúmsa i ndáiríre.
You don't really care about me.
A2
Is cuma cé a thosaigh an argóint nó cén fáth.
It doesn't matter who started the argument or why.
B1
Agus, ar scor ar bith, nach cuma?
And anyway, does it matter?
A2
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