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PostDecember 18 2003, 1:48 AM
Ailill


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Great to hear it, a Shomhairle, molaim do dhúthracht agus do dhíogras.
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PostDecember 18 2003, 3:55 AM
Deb


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Oisín wrote
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Watch out for prepositions! They can be tricky little buggers!

ar, de, den, do, don, faoi, sa, ó, roimh, trí, and thar lenite
ag, as, chuig, don't cause any change
i, ar an, ag an, as an, chuig an, faoin, leis an, ón, roimh an, tríd an, thar an all cause eclipsis
go and le prefix "h-" to following words that begin with a vowel


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