Ulysses has been labeled dirty, blasphemous, and unreadable. None of these adjectives, however, do the slightest justice to the novel. To this day it remains the modernist masterpiece, in which the author takes both Celtic lyricism and vulgarity to splendid extremes.
Click on a verb below for the full verb conjugation, example sentences, and translation: 1  ganar-to win, gain, earn, get, acquire. 2  gastar-to spend, expend; to use up, consume; to wear away, wear down. 3  generalizar-to generalize. 4  glorificar-to glorify, praise. 5  gobernar-to govern. 6  graduarse-to graduate.
Do not add a g after the ng sound in Irish, even though you often do that in English, as in the words English (ING-glish) and finger (FING-guhr). The ng sound can start a word in Irish, if eclipsis of a g occurs.For this sound, add the ng sound to the previous word and then pronounce the rest of the second word without the g or the ng.Examples: i ngairdin (ngairdÃ­n ing-AHR), deen in a; garden ar (Ã¡r*ngeata AW-rng), at uh; our gate (a NGUNAI-ngÃºnaÃ­), uhng oon; ee their dresses an? (nglanann SE-sÃ© e* Ã©*) Uhng luhn uhn shay? ay does he clean itor this sound, add the ng sound to the previous word and then pronounce the rest of the second word without the g or the ng. Examples: i ngairdin (ngairdÃ­n ing-AHR), deen in a; garden ar (Ã¡r*ngeata AW-rng), at uh; our gate (a NGUNAI-ngÃºnaÃ­), uhng oon; ee their dresses an? (nglanann SE-sÃ© e* Ã©*) Uhng luhn uhn shay? ay does he clean it