Hold my hand

Saoirse · **Posted:** Sun 26 Aug 2012 10:50 am

Beir ar an liathróid = catch the ball
Beir greim ar rud = Grab (hold of) something

Without the grabbing, beir greim ar my lámh; how do you simply and accurately say to a child, 'hold my hand'? (while crossing the road for example).

Errigal · **Joined:** Fri 09 Sep 2011 2:06 pm **Posts:** 715

Saoirse wrote:

Beir ar an liathróid = catch the ball
Beir greim ar rud = Grab (hold of) something

Without the grabbing, beir greim ar my lámh; how do you simply and accurately say to a child, 'hold my hand'? (while crossing the road for example).

Tá "Beir/coinnigh greim láimhe orm" le cluinstin go forleathan.

Gumbi · **Joined:** Tue 06 Sep 2011 8:09 pm **Posts:** 943

Errigal wrote:

Saoirse wrote:

Beir ar an liathróid = catch the ball
Beir greim ar rud = Grab (hold of) something

Without the grabbing, beir greim ar my lámh; how do you simply and accurately say to a child, 'hold my hand'? (while crossing the road for example).

Tá "Beir/coinnigh greim láimhe orm" le cluinstin go forleathan.

Beir greim láimhe orm is what I say. :good:

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