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January 22 2004, 4:49 AM
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Spingo
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Hey there,
I have found how to say I love you in Gaelic (Ta gra agam ort) not sure if that is Irish or Scot though? Also have found Irish (Taim i'ngra leat) not sure if that is Gaelic, Celtic etc??? Can anyone please help me?? I wish to also get translation from English to Celtic for valentines card. My email is dee_2003_@hotmail.com
Spingo
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January 22 2004, 6:42 AM
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Conor
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Spingo wrote:Hey there, I have found how to say I love you in Gaelic (Ta gra agam ort) not sure if that is Irish or Scot though? Also have found Irish (Taim i'ngra leat) not sure if that is Gaelic, Celtic etc??? Can anyone please help me?? I wish to also get translation from English to Celtic for valentines card. My email is dee_2003_@hotmail.comSpingo
the first one is irish gaelic but ur better to say
Tá grá agam dhuit
the second is Irish Gaelic as well
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January 22 2004, 13:21 PM
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JSmith13
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Taim i'ngra leat means I am IN love with you. Conor's suggestion is better.
Beidh ár lá linn.......go luath!!
I'm a beginner. Wait for more input with my translations.

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