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August 19 2004, 8:56 AM
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Conán Mór
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hi
I'm a newbie !  and am just starting to "re-learn" our language - one of the first things i thought i could do was to put the line "Take pride in using a little Irish" as a tag on my emails
can anyone suggest anything please ?
Bhain triail as an bheagán is my lame attempt although that doesn't really mean what i want
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August 19 2004, 8:58 AM
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Conor
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Conán Mór wrote:hi I'm a newbie !  and am just starting to "re-learn" our language - one of the first things i thought i could do was to put the line "Take pride in using a little Irish" as a tag on my emails can anyone suggest anything please ? Bhain triail as an bheagán is my lame attempt although that doesn't really mean what i want
Bí lán-bhródúil as beagán Gaeilge
Be real proud of little Irish
lán is an opposite of beagán
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August 19 2004, 9:00 AM
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Conán Mór
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thanks Conor 
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