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Hello, New user here. So this is a strange question, I know, but I’m wondering how one would translate a phrase such as: “happy Patrick’s house of pancakes”. It seems like the “house of pancakes” forms its own genitive phrase, but how does this get differentiated from...
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Hello I've got an Ireland themed tattoo and I want this saying tattooed around it in a half circle. I won't be back to the place in Ireland where I got the tattoo anytime soon, so I have to get it done here in Germany. Is spelling and font correct? A tattoo after all are for a life time and mistakes...
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Cuirtear seimhiu ar an gcead chonsan san aimsir chaite. m.sh dhun Ach cad faoi "diol" I sold = Diol me, no Dhiol me ? GRMA
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Dia dhaoibh, Caith súil ar an suíomh seo, www.irishandenglish.com, dá mba rud é gur mhaith leat do chuid Gaeilge a chleachta ar Skype le cainteoir líofa laethúil. Have a look at this site, www.irishandenglish.com, if you would like to learn and practice Irish...
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'glas' agus 'uaine.' cén fáth é an difríocht?
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"teaghlaigh" agus 'clan' - cad é an difríocht? Agus anois níl an méarchlár ag obair.
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Oh, and how would you say: I posted it online? ' Sa phost mé é (something instead of é) And 'how do you spell that?' 'how do you say that?' 'how do you pronounce that?'
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Táim ag lorg gramadaí maith ar an idirlíon. (Níl an abairt seo ceart. Tá brón orm. ) Also, I am looking for conjunctions, and phrases like: I think, I find, In my opinion I forget (ie, words you can use as a hinge to connect sentences.) Oh - and interesting idioms...
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I am an Irish firefighter in need of help. Wishing to honor those who have, do, and will serve their communities, I need the Irish Gaelic translation for the English phrase: “Everyone Goes Home.” This will be used in a tattoo, so accuracy is needed. Thanks for all help.
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Hmmm...I think it is "Is as Éire mé," as response to Cá as tú (or thú).