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Sep 29, 2007 08:27
Cuisle mo croidhe: so that's how you spell "cushla macree". I really don't get that weird Gaelic spelling.
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eris_devotee
September 29 2007, 00:45:30 UTC
but but but but but
it's more like
kyooshl-a muh krweeh
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weishaupt
September 29 2007, 01:20:23 UTC
Your search - kyooshl-a muh krweeh - did not match any documents.
But yeah, that sounds about right, whatever google thinks.
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alagbon
September 29 2007, 02:52:38 UTC
Welsh may look bizarre but at least it's got rules... Gaelic hurts my mead.
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anchasta
September 29 2007, 18:28:54 UTC
http://www.standingstones.com/gaelpron.html
There are rules...I've just started learning them. :D
Gaelic hurts my mead too. Drunk on it is the only time I can pronounce it correctly!
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weishaupt
September 29 2007, 22:20:30 UTC
I keep getting these urges to learn Gaelic too. Thanks for the link!
It can only be pronounced drunk due to thousands of years of being spoke (in a slurred brogue) in pubs and hostels.
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alagbon
September 29 2007, 22:35:32 UTC
I wish I had meadin a form other than typo-based... I have a bottle of a sort of hybrid beer/mead which I'm saving for a special occasion.
I generally try to avoid having to pronounce Gaelic.
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it's more like
kyooshl-a muh krweeh
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But yeah, that sounds about right, whatever google thinks.
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There are rules...I've just started learning them. :D
Gaelic hurts my mead too. Drunk on it is the only time I can pronounce it correctly!
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It can only be pronounced drunk due to thousands of years of being spoke (in a slurred brogue) in pubs and hostels.
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I generally try to avoid having to pronounce Gaelic.
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