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Date Posted: 12:53:30 05/01/03 Thu
Author: Maidhc
Author Host/IP: 0-1pool208-108.nas14.philadelphia1.pa.us.da.qwest.net / 65.128.208.108
Subject: Re: I NEED A PHRASE TRANSLATED
In reply to: Pádraig 's message, "Re: I NEED A PHRASE TRANSLATED" on 12:31:30 05/01/03 Thu

>>> A Ghearoid, A Chara,
>
>Check out the following link:
>
><a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.daltai.com">http://www.daltai.com</a>
>
>Daltaí has two forums or message boards. One of them
>is for "Irish only."
>
>
>I want to go on to a message board and ask :
>>>''I wonder what would happen if I spoke gaelic here.
>>>Would anyone get upset? ''
>>>
>>>Can anyone help? YOu can make the translation as free
>>>as you like.
>>A Ghearoid, a chara,
>> This may be too literal, but my first
>>guess(through exercise) goes as this.
>> Ní fheadar cé acu. Dá labhróinn as Gaeilge
>>anseo, an éirofaí suaite?
>> I really am just a beginner at this. I'll bet
>>someone else could definately do better.
>>Slán,
>>Maidhc.
>> Or, maybe, just try it as is and see what kind
>>of rise you'll really get.
A Ghearoid ,a chara,
Daltaí na Gaeilge would be a good one. If I don't see ya there , let us know where ya went and what reaction you got. I'd like to know how my grammar and idiomatic turn of phrase in this case are.
Go raibh maith agat roimh ré!
Maidhc.

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