Translation - Turkish-Irish - selam aşkımCurrent status Translation
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Category Chat - Love / Friendship | | | Source language: Turkish
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| | TranslationIrish Translated by Ronan | Target language: Irish
Haigh a stór |
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Last validated or edited by cucumis - 8 December 2005 20:56
Latest messages | | | | | 20 August 2006 12:02 | | | More common Irish word for hello (to one person) is Dia dhuit [DEE-a GWIT], while haigh is more something like 'hey' in English.
For "my love" there are a lot of possible translations (that of course the same in other languages).
Litteraly my love is translated a ghrá [ah ghraw], but a stór [ah sthohr] is also good and can be translated as my treasure, darling.
Other translation:
mo mhuirnÃn [Muh whurneen/vurneen] - my sweetheart, darling
a chroà - my heart
a rún - my secret
mo céadsearc - my sweetheart (lit. hundred heart)
a ghrá mo chroà - love of my heart |
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