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Chuir Moderator cosc orm mar is Gaeilgeoir me!

GA361 · 2008-06-14 13:16:09

Bhi me ag caint sa forum 'Personal Issues' as Gaeige ar ndoigh. Chuir an moderator cosc orm mar bhi me ag caint an chead teanga an tirthe seo.I mo thuairim,nil se sin cothrom ar cor ar bith.Cad a cheapann sibhse? http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055309867&page=7 Na dean dearmad,is i Bearla na an dara teanga…

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#32 15-06-2008 8:48am
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speaktofrank wrote: »

I respect anybody who does speak it well.

Even when they are being a dick?

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#33 15-06-2008 1:07pm
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OP: Is cac do chuid Ghaeilge. Go bhfuictear thú mar garlach fiar-shúileach.

[trans]Your Irish is sh!t. Fnck you for a cross-eyed baxtard.[/trans]

Not your ornery onager

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#34 15-06-2008 1:19pm
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I personally think that the OP is looking for attention, has no manners to speak of (posting an irish speaking reply to an english speaking question) and really should cop on to himself and get down off his high horse!!
If he hadn't gotten all this attention for this I can guarantee you that in another few weeks he'd have another thread here giving out about being banned for something equally stupid!!

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#35 15-06-2008 1:34pm
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Oh look I'm being controversial

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#36 15-06-2008 9:50pm
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On a slightly more constructive/less abusive note is there any chance that in the future(it will happen:D), nuair a tuigeann gnáth Éireannach an abairt galánta seo san iomlán, that we can have Béarla and Irish posts sholder to sholder, or as a private forum will Gaelgeoirs be eventually shunned to having to set up our own forum, and stop mooching of you Béarladoirs

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#37 15-06-2008 10:05pm
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We're reenacting Lord of the Rings right? Mithryl and Bilbo Haggis and Smeagol Baggins etc. Fair play to Irish Gaelic as it is more studied than Scots Gaelic which is a shame as I am Scottish. But surely the better the language: the more people that understand it?

If GLARBSPEAKKKK were suddenly understood by the whole world/galaxy/spiritualityness tomorrow - wouldn't that be the best language of all time? And space.

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#38 15-06-2008 11:37pm
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I thanked everyone in this thread who typed in Irish, although I haven't a bleed'n clue what was said.

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#39 15-06-2008 11:39pm
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Mairt wrote: »

I thanked everyone in this thread who typed in Irish, although I haven't a bleed'n clue what was said.

I made an attempt at posting in Irish. Doesn't that count?

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#40 15-06-2008 11:41pm
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AlmightyCushion wrote: »

I made an attempt at posting in Irish. Doesn't that count?

Ah ya, tabhair buíochas d’Almighty, a Mhairt!

(Give thanks to Almighty, Mairt!)

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#41 15-06-2008 11:44pm
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janeybabe wrote: »

Ah ya, tabhair buíochas d’Almighty, a Mhairt!

(Give thanks to Almighty, Mairt!)

Go raimh mile maith agat.*

*my primary school Irish finally gets some use.

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#42 15-06-2008 11:47pm
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janeybabe wrote: »

Ah ya, tabhair buíochas d’Almighty, a Mhairt!

(Give thanks to Almighty, Mairt!)

there must be a limit to the amount of 'thanks' a member can issue, 'cause mines all used up now.

Thanks 'Almight me ol skin.

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#43 15-06-2008 11:50pm
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Mairt wrote: »

there must be a limit to the amount of 'thanks' a member can issue, 'cause mines all used up now.

Thanks 'Almight me ol skin.

Yeah it's a ten a day limit or something to that effect.

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#44 16-06-2008 12:03am
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Hehe, this reminds me of this thread.

Unfortunately, generalmiaow's images seem to no longer exist, though this one I made still does:

Dearbhaím go bhfuil an snáithín seo anois faoi phictiúirí greannmhaire de chait.

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#45 16-06-2008 1:23am
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Mairt wrote: »

I thanked everyone in this thread who typed in Irish, although I haven't a bleed'n clue what was said.

Go raibh míle maith agat, a Mháirt!
(Thank you very much, Tuesday!)

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#46 16-06-2008 1:53am
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Chuaigh me dul go dti an siopa agus cheannaigh me dha milsean agus un pratai, ansin dith me mo milsean agus mo pratai.

Translation: Why on earth would you post on a message board in Irish when you know for a fact that much more people will understand you when you speak english. Attention seeker

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#47 16-06-2008 3:32am
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After reading all these shíte threads yesterday I dreamt in Irish a little bit last night and I don't even speak it very well.

The OP got inside my brain!!! :eek: Where's the tinfoil?!

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#48 16-06-2008 3:46am
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Bubs101 wrote: »

Chuaigh me dul go dti an siopa agus cheannaigh me dha milsean agus un pratai, ansin dith me mo milsean agus mo pratai.

Translation: Why on earth would you post on a message board in Irish when you know for a fact that much more people will understand you when you speak english. Attention seeker

Kudos on mixing in some French there!

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#49 16-06-2008 8:42am
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Ta me amach as mo cheann na cocaini!!! Ta se go halainn

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#50 16-06-2008 9:44am
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Is maith liom càca milis.

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#51 16-06-2008 9:46am
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Mods, an bhuil chead agam dul go dti an leithreas?

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#52 16-06-2008 9:57am
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Ha, that's brilliant. Sorry I missed this thread over the weekend. It's hilarious.

Why the hell would anyone think it's a good idea to post in Irish (badly) and then moan that it's the first official language of the country? It's not an official language on boards.

To be honest looking at his spelling and grammar, he'd have been better off posting in English anyway.

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#53 16-06-2008 10:25am
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GA361 wrote: »

Cad a cheapann sibhse?

Je pense, vous est un grand hors sujet.
Saloperie.

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