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"lucky" in gaelic?
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June 27 2003, 21:54 PM
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Can someone please translate for me "luck", "lucky" or "good luck" into gaelic for me please?
~enigma's child~
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June 27 2003, 22:45 PM
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Do you want to put it in a phrase?
Ádh is the word for luck But if you would tell us the way you wanted it said- I bet we could help  It's a job that's never started that takes the longest to finish.
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June 27 2003, 22:53 PM
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Enigmaschild,
in an Irish dictionary, you will see lucky translated as ádhúil However, I have recently seen Ailill (one of the best translators here)saying that it is not used in everyday speech. If you could give a context , or the phrase you want to convey, someone will translate that for you I'm sure. Anyway, good luck (to you) = Ádh mór ort Slán Siobhán |
June 27 2003, 22:55 PM
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Doh! Took too long over that one!
Sorry Pól |
June 27 2003, 23:00 PM
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No 'sorry' needed
This NOT(repeat NOT) a kitchen where too many cooks spoil the broth. It's a job that's never started that takes the longest to finish.
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June 27 2003, 23:14 PM
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Agreed, Pól. That's why this site is so good for learning! It's great to get input from those more adept than the rest of us, it's certainly improved my (poor) Irish.
Slán go Fóill Siobhán |
June 27 2003, 23:21 PM
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My ability to write in and think in Irish has improved 100% in the last 6 months.
Just by using it Last edited by Brian on June 27 2003, 23:31 PM, edited 1 time in total.
It's a job that's never started that takes the longest to finish.
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June 27 2003, 23:27 PM
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Then I'll keep pluggin' away. You'll just have to put up with all my errors!
But I'll put a disclaimer on every one!! |
June 27 2003, 23:34 PM
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Siobhán -it's easy known that you have a great store of Irish language there in that brain of yours.
Don't let it go to waste  It's a job that's never started that takes the longest to finish.
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June 27 2003, 23:41 PM
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Humbled
 Thanks, still defer to you and those like you. Will stick around and I hope some of yr .. clarity and wisdom will stick! |
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