Comhrá Montreal

AGOA (ag gáire os ard!) = LOL

Remember that if you would like to make something in Irish, you should NEVER use Google Translate...

Beannachtaí na Féile Bealtaine oraibh go léir! (Blessing of the Festival of Beltane to you all.)

Is fearr asal beo ná capall marbh #capall #asal #beatha #marbh #seanfhocal #gaeilge #gaeilgelepád #glp

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Amhrán: Fáinne geal an lae

Maidin Mhaith ! Maidin Satharn - Saturday Morning! Tá súil agam go bhfuil sibh uilig go maith! I hope you are all doing well! ... Bhuel, bhí an cheann seo an cheann is deacra go dtí seo! Well, this one was the hardest one so far! I'm gonna call this one "Parents Vocab". There is more than one way to say a lot of things as Gaeilge and usually when we translate from English Gaeilge, the translation isn't an exact translation but more times than none has the exact same meaning. So you'll probably spy that I have 2 versions of "I Love You" in here, but there could be a whole post in here for "I Love You"s I also have a few wee handy phrases in there for when the kiddies are being a wee bit dalba or tógtha This one also took the longest to make for I couldn't remember what the most used phrases were that my mamaí or daidí used to say to me when I was younger! So, I had to call for some extra help on it so massive GRMA a Amanda, a Jenny & a Sheáin for all the cuidiú *** Dála an scéil: tá meancóg agam anseo, ba cheart go raibh 'suigh' ann in áit 'suí' (a.br at i gceist anseo, gabh mo leithscéal) . Ná déan dearmad: Likeaigí & Roinnigí ón lch seo! Don't forget: Like & Share from this page! Suggestions are always welcome