How to Say “Techno” in Irish

teicneó
teicneó is the Irish word for the music style techno.
teicneó is a noun used to refer to the specific genre of electronic dance music known as techno.
Meaning: style of music (noun)

Did you know?

  • Because teicneó is a relatively recent loanword, it follows the phonetic rules of Irish spelling rather than the English spelling.
  • Because Irish is a VSO (Verb-Subject-Object) language, a sentence about teicneó will often start with the action, such as 'Listen I to the teicneó'.
  • The Irish language uses a system of initial mutations, meaning the first letter of words around teicneó might change depending on whether the music is 'the' teicneó or 'a' teicneó.

Examples in context

  • Is maith liom teicneó.
    I like techno.
  • An bhfuil teicneó ar an raidió?
    Is there techno on the radio?

Example conversation

Niamh and Cian are discussing music preferences.

  1. Niamh

    Céi lústú an music seo, a Chian?
    What is this music, Cian?
  2. Cian

    Is teicneó é, a Niamh.
    It is techno, Niamh.
  3. Niamh

    An bhfuil teicneó go deo i do chónaí?
    Do you always listen to techno?
  4. Cian

    Tá, is iontach an stíl í.
    Yes, it is a great style.
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