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marko_polo1234 · 2012-01-28 22:13:23

Hi guys, I was wondering if someone could clear up something for me. I notice whenever I'm reading Irish books/magazines I don't know what the difference is between 'chuig' , 'chun' and 'do'. I always seem to get confused weather it means 'to' or 'for' etc so could someone please give me a simple reply as to what each word…

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Hi guys, I was wondering if someone could clear up something for me. I notice whenever I'm reading Irish books/magazines I don't know what the difference is between 'chuig' , 'chun' and 'do'. I always seem to get confused weather it means 'to' or 'for' etc so could someone please give me a simple reply as to what each word means and when you would use it.
Cheers, mark.

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