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January 19 2004, 4:01 AM
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SharaSabin
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Okay, here I am again, looking for your expertise. I need translations again.
Secret of Dreams
Secret of Desire
Secret of Fire
Secret of Darkness
Secret of Death
And I want to thank all of you who have helped me! You are ever so much appreciated. If and when this book gets published, I'm going to owe you all a mention in the credits or dedication.
Shara
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January 19 2004, 12:37 PM
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Asarlaí
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Hi Shara,
Secret of Dreams = Rún taibhreamh Secret of Desire = Rún dúile Secret of Fire = Rún na tine (the Secret of the fire) Secret of Darkness = Rún dorcha Secret of Death = Rún báis
Best to get these checked
Ádh mór (good luck) Slán go fóill Sam
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January 19 2004, 16:29 PM
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oisin718
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Good job, Somhairle: just a little polishing is in order:
Secret of Dreams -- Rún na dTaibhreamh or Rún na mBrionglóidí
Secret of Desire -- Rún na Dúile
Secret of Fire -- Rún na Tine
Secret of Darkness -- Rún an Dorchadais
Secret of Death -- Rún an Bháis
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January 19 2004, 16:31 PM
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SharaSabin
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Since Sam said I need to check these with someone else, can anyone confirm them for me?
And thanks for the translations, Sam.
Shara
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January 19 2004, 16:32 PM
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Méabh
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hehehe cross posting like strangers in the night 
Is é Christian Stoehr mo chroí Dáta pósadh: 16 Deireadh Fómhair 2010
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January 19 2004, 16:46 PM
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Asarlaí
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Hey, I got one right, I need a cupán tae...
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January 19 2004, 16:53 PM
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SharaSabin
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I really do appreciate the speed and friendliness of the replies to my unending questions. It never takes long before some helpful soul answers me.
You make my life ever so much easier and my book will be richer as a result.
Is there someplace I can go to find simple things like "please" "Thank you" "you're welcome"? Simple phrases that someone might use?
Shara
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January 19 2004, 16:55 PM
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Méabh
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sure
www.irish-sayings.com
(it kinda belongs to this site)
Is é Christian Stoehr mo chroí Dáta pósadh: 16 Deireadh Fómhair 2010
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