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Post November 20 2009, 20:20 PM
fboy
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I'm looking for help please translating the phrase- Honor Thy Father
 
Post November 20 2009, 20:25 PM
Redwolf
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fboy wrote:I'm looking for help please translating the phrase- Honor Thy Father


Tabhair onóir do d'athair

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Post November 20 2009, 20:28 PM
SeanMurphy1
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Tabhair do d'Athair Onóir
Ritheann fear buile trí thuile go dána, ach is minic thug tuile fear buile le fána
Post November 20 2009, 20:38 PM
Barnaí
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fboy wrote:I'm looking for help please translating the phrase- Honor Thy Father


maybe just use the verb

Onórigh d'athair
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Post November 20 2009, 20:40 PM
rossai
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Tabhair onóir dod' athair
Ba mhaith liom lámh chúnta a thabhairt d'éinne atá ag foghlaim agus ba mhaith liom déanamh amhlaidh mé fhéin.
Post November 20 2009, 21:00 PM
Redwolf
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I can't think of any reason to put "onóir" at the end of the sentence.

The only difference between spelling it "do d'athair" and "dod athair" is one of dialect...either way is fine.

Missing a letter, Barnaí..."onóraigh."

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Post November 20 2009, 21:08 PM
Barnaí
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Redwolf wrote:I can't think of any reason to put "onóir" at the end of the sentence.

The only difference between spelling it "do d'athair" and "dod athair" is one of dialect...either way is fine.

Missing a letter, Barnaí..."onóraigh."

Redwolf


AWWWW Jaysus gettnig wrose :lol: :oops:

any tips? :P
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Post November 21 2009, 0:08 AM
Redwolf
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Barnaí wrote:
Redwolf wrote:I can't think of any reason to put "onóir" at the end of the sentence.

The only difference between spelling it "do d'athair" and "dod athair" is one of dialect...either way is fine.

Missing a letter, Barnaí..."onóraigh."

Redwolf


AWWWW Jaysus gettnig wrose :lol: :oops:

any tips? :P


I've found that whiskey helps. Well...let me rephrase that. It doesn't help my spelling, but my mistakes don't bother me as much! :lach:

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