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Gaeilge ar 'Tips'

dory · 2009-10-14 16:19:31

Someone asked me this, and I have no clue. Anyone know the Irish for tips, as in, what you would give a waiter if you felt morally obliged to?

14-10-2009 4:19pm

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dory

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Someone asked me this, and I have no clue. Anyone know the Irish for tips, as in, what you would give a waiter if you felt morally obliged to?

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#2 14-10-2009 4:25pm

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aisce
think of "saor in aisce" = free gratis

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#3 14-10-2009 4:27pm

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séisín - tip

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#4 14-10-2009 5:18pm

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Feicim anseo gur féidir séisín a thabhairt do dhuine freisin, ar ndóigh bheifeá ag tabhairt €5 in aisce dó

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#5 16-10-2009 1:17pm

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Is féidir "síneadh láimhe" a úsáid chomh maith.

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