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Lol - Laughing out loud or Laugh out loud.
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Lol
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November 05 2009, 3:34 AM
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What would be a good translation for Lol, if anyone knows of a word used, then tell me? If not, then I want to agree on a good translation to use
Lol - Laughing out loud or Laugh out loud. Ar scáth a chéile a mhairimid. I am a learner, please wait for corrections. |
November 05 2009, 4:02 AM
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We use GOA
Gáire ós aird  ----------------------------------------------------- Nuair a shuíonn an coileach péacoige ar a thóin, níl ann ach turcach Chief Buffalo Breath =========================== Wisdom is never on the menu, you have to own the restaurant. |
November 05 2009, 9:55 AM
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''GOA'' exists but most Irish speakers use ''lol'' its hard to get comfortable with ''goa''!
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November 05 2009, 15:22 PM
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I mnt wen I txtlk lyk dis
 goa----------------------------------------------------- Nuair a shuíonn an coileach péacoige ar a thóin, níl ann ach turcach Chief Buffalo Breath =========================== Wisdom is never on the menu, you have to own the restaurant. |
November 05 2009, 16:04 PM
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AGOA is widely used on Irish language sites.
Warning: Reasonable command of Irish - but I still make basic errors. |
November 05 2009, 16:16 PM
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As Antóin said,AGOA is commonly used, ag gaire ós ard
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November 07 2009, 21:19 PM
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Tenebre a chara,
you might like to have a look at the Club Daon-Phoblacht (Chorcaí) on the Donal MG bebo.com - Gaeilge Gnéasach page. He gives a whole list of Irish text abreviations. http://74.6.23.206.bebo2nd.com/c/profil ... 6098021960 (I hope that link works) |
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