writing in Irish
writing in Irish is scríbhneoireacht — writing means the activity or skill of forming letters or symbols to represent language.
writing in Irish
scríbhneoireacht
(uncountable) The process of representing a language with symbols or letters.
What does "writing" mean?
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noun The activity or skill of forming letters or symbols to represent language.
"Writing takes practice, and children usually learn it after they learn to speak."
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noun Something that has been written, such as a document, book, or article.
"The museum keeps the old writing of local farmers in glass cases."
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writing in a sentence
- Writing takes practice, and children usually learn it after they learn to speak.
- Good writing needs a steady hand, clear letters and enough time.
- The museum keeps the old writing of local farmers in glass cases.
- Students were asked to read some writing by a famous poet.
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What is "writing" in Irish?
"writing" in Irish is scríbhneoireacht. writing means: The activity or skill of forming letters or symbols to represent language.
How do you use "writing" in a sentence?
Example: "Writing takes practice, and children usually learn it after they learn to speak." In Irish, "writing" is scríbhneoireacht.
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