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Can anybody tell me the translation for:
Dragon's kiss
Dragon's wings
Dragon's breath
Dragon's tears
Dragon's heart
Dragon's love
Earth Dragon
Fire Dragon
Water Dragon
Air Dragon
Elemental Dragon
Thanks so much!
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Dragon Translations
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October 26 2009, 18:45 PM
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October 27 2009, 0:27 AM
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Dragon's kiss
Póg an dragain Dragon's wings Sciatháin an dragain Dragon's breath Anáil an dragain Dragon's tears Deora an dragain Dragon's heart Croí an dragain Dragon's love Grá an dragain Earth Dragon Dragan talún Fire Dragon Dragan tine Water Dragon Dragan uisce Air Dragon Dragan aeir Elemental Dragon Dragan na ndúl ...of course, as always, wait for opinions on these, please. ...for example I have something like 'dragan úir' probably 'earth dragon', ringing around the back of my head but can't for the life of me remember when I thought I heard it... so there may be 'proper' translations of these around about... The rule on the forum is that three should agree on a translation for it to be confirmed as accurate. |
November 17 2009, 15:20 PM
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Can someone verify what Braoin has written. I want to make sure they are correct before I use them.
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November 18 2009, 1:54 AM
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...sonc á thabhairt don rud seo agam... bhí drochbhrionglóid aréir agam faoin dragan seo a thóg mé leis le aithne a chur ar a chlann óg... cén béarla a chuirfeá ar .......!!!! ...dhúisigh mé agus leathchos agus ... liom in aghaidh an radaitheora!! lol!!! Ar aon chaoi, i ndáiríre, an bhfuil éinne ann a d'fhéadfadh breathnú ar an méid sin thuas féachaint an ar pháirc na himeartha atá sé ar chor ar bith...
The rule on the forum is that three should agree on a translation for it to be confirmed as accurate. |
November 19 2009, 20:21 PM
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... nach aisteach an chaoi a sleamhnaíonn rudaí...
The rule on the forum is that three should agree on a translation for it to be confirmed as accurate. |
November 20 2009, 11:49 AM
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I am sorry. I wish I knew what you are saying. I don't. I am just learning Irish.
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November 20 2009, 14:04 PM
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They look good to me mate-
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November 20 2009, 15:44 PM
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Looks good to me too.
It's hard to find fault in Braoins translations.  With my translations always (without exception) wait for others to confirm or correct. |
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