rules for i/in, sa/san (irish a2)

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my query was the rules surrounding sa, san, i and in (all forms of the pronoun 'in' in irish)

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The rules for i/in, sa/san in Irish are as follows:

 - The preposition i means "in" or "at" in English.

 - The preposition i combines with the definite article an (the) to form sa or san, depending on the word that follows.

 - Sa is used before words that begin with a consonant sound, except for f followed by a vowel. San is used before words that begin with a vowel sound or f followed by a vowel.

 - Sa and san cause different changes to the words that follow them, such as adding an h or…