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I have a feeling it means some sort of thank you, a dictionary I downloaded reports ca meaning mouth.
Anyone assist?
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Translation of : Ca raibh tu
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September 13 2002, 7:26 AM
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September 13 2002, 11:49 AM
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Cá is an interrogative which can mean what, where, when or how depending on the words it is used with. Raibh is a past form of the verb bí (to be in English) and tú is you. So probably in this context: Where were you?
Mouth is béal Last edited by Nainsi on September 14 2002, 12:14 PM, edited 2 times in total.
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September 14 2002, 9:20 AM
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Thanks Nainsi, and a bigger thanks for the explaination.
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