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Thanks all. Any chance of the correct pronunciation? I think I have it but I would hate to butcher such a beautiful language!
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November 04 2009, 10:31 AM
dougali
New Arrival
Posts: 6
Thanks every one. I am happy with that (and I think she would be also). Any chance of getting the pronunciation? It is a lovely language and I would hate to butcher it when asked how it is read. Cheers
Oops! Didnt mean to double up!
November 04 2009, 11:36 AM
rpfeifer
New Arrival
Posts: 4
I am looking for the translation for a phrase "another home". Please help.
November 04 2009, 14:46 PM
Bodhránbob
Getting Addicted
Posts: 34
dougali wrote:Thanks every one. I am happy with that (and I think she would be also). Any chance of getting the pronunciation? It is a lovely language and I would hate to butcher it when asked how it is read. Cheers
Oops! Didnt mean to double up!
Go here and paste for Ulster accent Irish Best if you space the words and do small groups at a time Good luck
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November 05 2009, 0:23 AM
pennyrat
Laoch na nGael
Posts: 1052
Bodhránbob wrote:úúps..Grammar Gestapo sighting
Nah, just filling in for a while..
I am just a learner, be sure to get input from others