Questions about the Irish language?

Question

Which is it:

Dia duit, or, Dia dhuit?

Dia is murie duit, Dia is murie dhuit, Dia's murie duit, or, Dia's muire dhuit?

Conas ata tu, Conas ta tu, Conas taoi, or, Conas tann tu?

Answer 1

'Dia duit' (Greeting - God be with you) is grammatically correct but the spelling of 'Dia dhuit' is nearer to the colloquial pronunciation used in a wider area.
English/Irish dictionay gives Dia dhuit as the spelling and foclóir Gaeilge/Béarla gives Dia duit. Both forms are acceptable.

It is the same for Dia is Muire dhuit (note spelling of Muire). (God and Mary be with you - the reply)

Is which means 'and' is often shortend to 's. All are acceptable.

Again with Conas atá tú, and Conas tá tú (How are you?) it is a matter of local dialect. Conas tánn tú? and Conas taoi are Munster dialect

More dialects of the same question:
Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú - Connaught
Cad é mar atá tú - Ulster

Answer 2

my dad's Irish,i'll ask him when he gets home:).