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dory

"My journey over the last 7 years has been an amazing one".

Seems simple enough but I can't quite get it right.
Aon smaointí?

Krusader

bhí mo thuras ar feadh seacht mbliana ceann ionaidh

hmm, the has been has me stumped do we need the aut. form here

Enkidu

The "has been" tense is called the perfect tense. Unfortunately Irish doesn't have a perfect tense.
What would be a perfect tense sentence in English is expressed in Irish in different ways depending on the sentence.

For example:
Tá Máire san óstán seachtain anois.
Literally: Mary is in the hotel a week now.
Meaning: Mary has been in the hotel a week now.

Usually it's best to avoid trying to translate "has been" directly and for sentences like the above, just use the past tense. So Crosáidí's translation works.

Micilin Muc

dory wrote: »

"My journey over the last 7 years has been an amazing one".

Seems simple enough but I can't quite get it right.
Aon smaointí?

Ba thuras iontach é mo thuras-sa le seacht mbliana anuas.

Enkidu

Micilin Muc wrote: »

Ba thuras iontach é mo thuras-sa le seacht mbliana anuas.

Ah!, the copula. I should have said that.

onemorechance

Tá tú go maith Micilín!

dory

Go h-iontach! Go raibh míle!