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just a easy question for you....

chillywilly · 2006-07-07 17:09:48

sorry to start a whole thread over this but how do you say "sing it" in irish?! thanks:o

07-07-2006 5:09pm

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chillywilly

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sorry to start a whole thread over this but how do you say "sing it" in irish?!

thanks:o

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#2 07-07-2006 7:15pm

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abair é, abair é, agus abair é, abair É! (Kila)

abair é

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#3 08-07-2006 5:41pm

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I'd second what Jayus Mac Feck wrote

you could also say cas é

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#4 08-07-2006 5:45pm

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I thought it would be

can é?

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#5 08-07-2006 5:49pm

GaryOR

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yeah that would work as well

loads of choice now

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