gaeilge (irish)

Hello, friends! It is the first time I post in this forum, but for a few years now, I have had this burning doubt in the back of my mind. In a book I read (sorry, I don't have it with me and I don't remember the name), an Irish girl called and American man an "amadon" and an "eejit". I have an...

I'm not sure if this is Latin? or Italian? or What? Someone sent this message to me...and expects me to figure it out! Can someone help? Thankx, from turkeylegs:confused:

Hello. I would be very interested to hear from anybody who might be interested in the links between modern Irish (Gaelic) and ancient Celtic. It is a fascinating (at least for me!) subject. I really don't think that Irish people realise that their language was actually spoken all over...

I know very little about any of the Gaelic languages, so I have a question about what I see on the cover of a book. I'm reading The Master, a fictionalized biography of Henry James, by Colm Tóibín. I'd like to know how to pronounce the author's name. Since I've never noticed diacritical marks on...

Could anyone enlighten me on the pronunciation of this charming word? Also, is it a title of the Irish head of government only or do you use it for other prime ministers as well? Thanks, Jana

okay so i've tried all the so called gaelic translators but nothing has worked hopefully there is someone out the that can help me

what does." dul ag imirt sacair mean in english.

Any Irish out there? Well, I think it's Irish; can anyone tell me the meaning of : mo mhuirnin I really hope this is not a bad word and I am not embarrassing myself, but I really need to know what it means :o :o Many thanks, Tormenta

Qualcuno di voi ha idea di che cosa possa voler dire "bean an ti"?