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Post June 09 2012, 16:20 PM
slaintegoleir
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Is there something
elizabethmcd wrote:
slaintegoleir wrote:
Errigal2466 wrote:Hmm...


Any reason for the 'Hmm...'?


I'll second Errigal's "hmm". :lol:
LaochGaelach will tell you.


LoL. This is all getting very cryptic now. Have you got something to add Elizabeth or am I to be left in suspense? :?

 
Post June 09 2012, 21:09 PM
Gealún
Laoch na nGael
 
Posts: 690
...atá tuillte go maith agaibh araon.

Post June 10 2012, 22:59 PM
LaochGaelach
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...atá tuillte go maith agaibh araon.


I'm fine with that. Grammatically it can be done with or without, but without is what you got on the other site as well (you should realize that some people here are on both sites).
Please Note: I'm not a fluent speaker, so be sure to wait for comments or corrections from others.

Post June 10 2012, 23:53 PM
Gealún
Laoch na nGael
 
Posts: 690
LaochGaelach wrote:
...atá tuillte go maith agaibh araon.


I'm fine with that. Grammatically it can be done with or without, but without is what you got on the other site as well (you should realize that some people here are on both sites).


But if you want to say "both...."
read my post earlier...and take no notice of liza

Post June 12 2012, 17:46 PM
fiairefeadha
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LaochGaelach wrote:Grammatically it can be done with or without,
Not really. atá sé tuillte.. is incorrect. It needs to be either Tá sé tuillte ... or atá tuillte....

Post June 12 2012, 22:41 PM
Gealún
Laoch na nGael
 
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I thought LG was talking about the araon.
No, I said earlier on in this thread you'd have to drop the pronoun, as ff says it is tá sé (an ní) tuillte...but if you make a relative clause it is (an ní) atá tuillte...

Post June 12 2012, 22:43 PM
elizabethmcd
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fiairefeadha wrote:
LaochGaelach wrote:Grammatically it can be done with or without,
Not really. atá sé tuillte.. is incorrect. It needs to be either Tá sé tuillte ... or atá tuillte....


douze points Fiairefeadha :jump:
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