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April 13 2012, 2:33 AM
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Chontelleml
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Hi! I was wondering if anyone could translate "We're fated to pretend" for me. Any help at all would be much appreciated! Thanks!
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April 13 2012, 16:09 PM
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Gealún
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Tá cur i gcéill i ndán duinn. or Tá saol bréige i ndán duinn.
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April 13 2012, 20:27 PM
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braoin
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Gealún wrote:Tá cur i gcéill i ndán duinn. or Tá saol bréige i ndán duinn.
Tá saol bréige i ndán dúinn ...gets the idea across to me. Might I also suggest for consideration: Is dual dúinn ligean orainn.
Three should agree on any translation. Is ceart triúr a bheith sásta le haistriúchán ar bith a thabharfar.
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April 30 2012, 18:38 PM
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Chontelleml
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Anybody have another opinion or want to confirm what has already been said? Again, your time is very much appreciated 
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July 15 2012, 8:31 AM
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Gealún
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We could possibly combine the two
Is dual dúinn cur i gcéill. Pretence is our fate.
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