tiptoptabby wrote:
Hi guys! I was hoping you could help me :3
I'd like to give my professor a card with a nice note saying something that would show how much he is appreciated in Irish because he speaks it :]
I don't know anything about Irish language or how it flow or translates, but maybe something along the lines of "I deeply respect and admire you", but not literally translated. Are there any special ways people say thanks to teachers in Ireland? Phrases and what not?
If not, if you could just throw out some ideas and what they mean I would really appreciate it :]
How about something like: 'Go raibh míle maith agat as do chuid oibre linn i rith na bliana. Bhain mé an-taitneamh agus tairbhe as do ranganna. Tá an-mheas agam ort.' In English, 'Thank you very much for your work with us during the year. I thoroughly enjoyed and benefited from your classes. I have great respect for you.'
Is that too much?

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