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June 10 2004, 13:43 PM
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oisin718
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That's not a bit sacriligious?
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June 10 2004, 13:46 PM
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eireannRed
- Laoch na nGael
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Just a little bit, but I'm going to Hell anyway!!.....unless my brother can sort me out.......but I heard a lass or 2 use something not too dissimilar 
~An Fear Rua~
I've been a wild rover for many's the year,
And I've spent all me money on whiskey and beer
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June 10 2004, 16:25 PM
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Méabh
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Okay, lads, that's enough...
MoColleen, here's what my new Irish coursebook has to say:
Turas Teanga wrote:Here are some sentences and terms of endearment that might prove useful in moments of passion! Is tú mo chéadsearc! (You're my first love!) A ghrá! / A rún! / A stór! (My love!) A ghrá mo chroí! (literally, Love of my heart) A thaisce. (literally, My treasure)
Here are some of the ways of expressing love for someone: Tá mé go mór i ngrá leat. (I'm really in love with you.) Tá mo chroí istigh ionat. (literally, My heart is in you.) Tá mé dúnta i ngrá leis. (I'm madly in love with him.) Tá mé splanctha ina diaidh. (I'm head over heels in love with her.)
Do these help at all?
Is é Christian Stoehr mo chroí Dáta pósadh: 16 Deireadh Fómhair 2010
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