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August 28 2004, 14:30 PM
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Maybe he's thinking of what some people call Hiberno-English.
Slán go fóill,
Aingeal http://ansiopa.blogspot.com __________________________________  I'm a learner. Please wait for confirmation on my translations. |
August 28 2004, 17:42 PM
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It kind of seems to be like there's quite alot of interest in Gaelige. The more I visit websites from Ireland the more I find written (or a version available) in Gaelige. Peggi
Well behaved women seldom make history Os mae rhywbeth ar y ffordd, cerwch o'i gwmpas. Ymweldwch â fy mlog |
August 30 2004, 15:12 PM
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Yes that's very true. I've seen numerous Christmas cards, ornaments, and other products like t-shirts, and bumper stickers turning up as Gaeilge. It's great to see.
Slán go fóill,
Aingeal http://ansiopa.blogspot.com __________________________________ I'm a learner. Please wait for confirmation on my translations. |
August 30 2004, 16:11 PM
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Táimid-ne an-sásta go bhfuil an oiread seo daoine ag foghlaim Gaeilge. Is dócha go ndéanfaidh sé cúrsaí an-éasca dúinne nuair a thagaimid.
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