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I understand that this means "Welcome home" but I don't get how to pronunciate it. Is there a place I can get audio to find out? Thanks.
Cyndi
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Do bheatha dhachaidh?
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January 25 2004, 2:37 AM
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January 25 2004, 2:39 AM
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This is Scottish Gaelic:
The complete phrase is Se do bheatha dhachaidh I guess you could say it like "shay duh VAH-uh GHAH-khee" Irish would be "'Sé do bheatha abhaile" (poetic) or, more normally, Fáilte abhaile |
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