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Corvo Attano

I understood it so its not that bad.

HugsiePie

Corvo Attano wrote: »

I understood it so its not that bad.

How would you correct it to make it more easily understood

Corvo Attano

Taim ufasach aige ach is maith liom e, buann me ar theicnualiochtai nuair imrim an cluiche.

Taim ufasach, ach is maith liom e, buann me ar theicnualiochtai nuair imrim an cluiche.

Apart from the lack of fadas and the aige it was perfect

HugsiePie

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Apart from the lack of fadas and the aige it was perfect

DID I LEAVE OUT THE AIGE?! UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Damn, didnt mean to

Corvo Attano

No you put it in :pac:

HugsiePie

Corvo Attano wrote: »

No you put it in :pac:

so aige was wrong so if I want to say Im awful at it
IM-taim
awful-uafasach
at-ag
it-e-conjugates to aige


is there nneed for the aige?

Corvo Attano

Nope.

Táim uafasach ar sin?

HugsiePie

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Nope.

Táim uafasach ar sin?

WAIT! Ag doesnt mean at FFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Corvo Attano

Ag is for a verb is it not?

HugsiePie

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Ag is for a verb is it not?

Corvo Attano

Dont worry Im sure its fine.

Thataone

Last night I *think* myself and a friend agreed to open each other's results
Is this as nuts and stupid as it sounds?

oncex

Thataone wrote: »

Last night I *think* myself and a friend agreed to open each other's results
Is this as nuts and stupid as it sounds?

Unless you're both very confident/don't care about how you get on, then it would get rid of the initial fear! However what happens if one of ye do really bad? First you'll think you've done bad too, and secondly you'll have to be the one to tell them. I personally couldn't do it as my course is so high but I don't see anything wrong with it if you've both already got a course or realistically guaranteed to get your points.

Thataone

oncex wrote: »

Unless you're both very confident/don't care about how you get on, then it would get rid of the initial fear! However what happens if one of ye do really bad? First you'll think you've done bad too, and secondly you'll have to be the one to tell them. I personally couldn't do it as my course is so high but I don't see anything wrong with it if you've both already got a course or realistically guaranteed to get your points.

See we both have courses sorted over in the UK through UCAS so it's not a case of needed really high points or else total disappointment. Plus this is typical of the kind of things we end up doing... we have a slight "sure feck it" attitude that comes to light in stressful situations Possibly not always for the best, but in such times, it's a very handy coping mechanism, even if it is a bit nuts.

Canard

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Apart from the lack of fadas and the aige it was perfect

Grammar naziing purely because you guys might never be told again, but when is nuair a, not just nuair.

Good luck tomorrow everyone!

aoifemcg94

SOOOO nervous! I hate when people are like oh you'll be sound just because I got 465 in my mock esp when I wont see near that TOMORROW !

Dropping No Eaves

I'd wish ye all good luck, but the bell curve prevents me from doing so.

I do sincerely hope that you all barely scrape the points for your desired courses though!

Whatsernamex33

Best of luck to everyone getting their results tomorrow, it's all over soon

Until Monday's offers come out too.. :pac:

yournerd

GOOD LUCK TOMORROW

Corvo Attano

Canard wrote: »

Grammar naziing purely because you guys might never be told again, but when is nuair a, not just nuair.

Good luck tomorrow everyone!

Damn you I didnt cop that one.

F in irish so.

stephenjmcd

Bricking it for tomorrow , not to afraid of most subjects , just maths

Pai Mei

I was alrite up until now but as it's getting closer I'm getting freaked out. Texting friends isn't helping either!!

curly135

I can feel the anticipation building.... nervous but excited :P

Good luck everyone!

Lamina

Thataone wrote: »

Last night I *think* myself and a friend agreed to open each other's results
Is this as nuts and stupid as it sounds?

Not a good idea to me. When I got mine in '11, me and my friends went to the bathrooms and locked ourselves into a cubicle each. There was tears from some so it was nice to just have a bit of space.

oncex

Thataone wrote: »

See we both have courses sorted over in the UK through UCAS so it's not a case of needed really high points or else total disappointment. Plus this is typical of the kind of things we end up doing... we have a slight "sure feck it" attitude that comes to light in stressful situations Possibly not always for the best, but in such times, it's a very handy coping mechanism, even if it is a bit nuts.

I'm all for a bit of fun so if there genuinely isn't any hidden academic rivalry go for it. Just to be a bit different haha

Legion.

Good luck all. But if you are worrying, whats done is done, no point fretting over it Besides, the big day is Monday. THAT is the day to be worried, I know I will be haha.

Ambient Occlusion

Soon.

olazbabes

The irish on this forum irritates me. I was done with Irish for June. I just remembered the head recking language!!!!

HANDSOME!

OL Maths has me in bits now, nerves are going 90. Have a terrible feeling I failed. Damn you Project Maths!

yournerd

Maths maths maths maths