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by "moi" <moi@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 11, 2005 at 02:43 AM

Agus nach as Tír Chonaill mo mhuintir fhéin!  Nach 'gu ru moy agat' a 
deirtear - ní 'go rye my a-gaht'? B'fhéidir nach bhfuil mórán difríocht
idir 
an dá leagan ach an chaoi ina scríoftar iad!

I would really assume that the difference is one of how you wish to
express 
the pronounciation in 'English' rather than a real difference.



> That depends on the area of the country you are from. I am originally
from 
> co Donegal in the Gaeltacht. There we do pronounce Fáilte by keeping the

> "t" realatively silent. "Dia dhuit ar maiden" is pronounced as "Dee-ah
yut 
> R my-den", the next is "GO rye my a-gaht" the "ai" is pronounced as a
long 
> "i" sound. "GO bray-ah" next.
>
 




 7 Posts in Topic:
how to say...
"mrufka" <mr  2005-03-19 19:23:52 
Re: how to say...
"einde. ocallaghan&q  2005-03-19 20:10:24 
Re: how to say...
"mrufka" <mr  2005-03-22 12:09:43 
Re: how to say...
Daibhaid O'Broder <use  2005-05-01 21:46:30 
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"moi" <moi@[  2005-07-02 23:48:53 
Re: how to say...
Daibhaid O'Broder <use  2005-07-10 12:51:55 
Re: how to say...
"moi" <moi@[  2005-07-11 02:43:42 

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