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An tuiseal tabharthach

seanog9494 · 2013-12-23 20:14:00

Hi, If I was using an tuiseal tabharthach, what would be the correct way to write "he was from galway" or "she was raised in Aran". Thanks.

23-12-2013 8:14pm

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seanog9494

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Hi, If I was using an tuiseal tabharthach, what would be the correct way to write "he was from galway" or "she was raised in Aran". Thanks.

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#2 28-12-2013 4:03am

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Not sure of the grammatical terms, but for your English sentences - "b'as Gaillimh é". "Tógadh in Árann í".

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