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Irish for Seasons Greetings + phonetic spelling

flangeman · 2003-11-21 19:01:06

Its drinving me mad, I know nollaige is Christmas but whats 'Seasons Greetings' grrr

21-11-2003 7:01pm

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flangeman

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Its drinving me mad, I know nollaige is Christmas but whats 'Seasons Greetings'

grrr

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#2 21-11-2003 7:48pm

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Weong forum einstein, ask here

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#3 21-11-2003 7:56pm

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Sorry was a bit of a dick, can somebody move this forum!!

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#4 22-11-2003 1:39pm

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Nollaig Shona = Merry Christmas

agus = and

Athbhliain faoi mhaise = happy new year

Giving the phonetic spelling would be complicated as there is a different way of doing for irish, but a *rough* approximation in English sounds:

Nollaig Shona = Null-ig Ho-na

agus = ag-us

Athbhliain faoi mhaise = ah-vlee-in fee vash-ah

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