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Mick
PostPosted: Mon 23 Apr 2012 10:31 pm 
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Does anyone else remember discussing this list a few months back? There was some interest in translating it into Irish. Well, now it seems someone else has done all the work for us. :clap:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... l=en#gid=0

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Redwolf
PostPosted: Mon 23 Apr 2012 10:44 pm 
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Looks like they've only done a few, though.

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Bríd Mhór
PostPosted: Tue 24 Apr 2012 12:57 am 
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A common one in Conamara is -
muise

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Saoirse
PostPosted: Tue 24 Apr 2012 7:24 pm 
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Redwolf wrote:
Looks like they've only done a few, though.

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If you click through the different worksheets, there are quite a few there in total. :pages:

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franc 91
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On skoool.ie there's a Guide to the Leaving Certificate Irish Oral Exam (but it's for 2008, so perhaps they don't do it anymore?)
There's also The Irish Oral/An Scrúdú Cáinte in the Shortcuts to Success series published by Gill & MacMillan
ISBN 978 0 7171 3832 6 with an accompanying CD, that's full of them.
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Franc, you must spend your time trawling for resources - you come up with them all over the place! :pages: :clap:

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Braoin
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a conversational connector

... nasc líofachta ....

????? :S

I learn something new every day. GRMA...

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franc 91
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Looking around, I've found these -

Go bhfios dom - As far as I know
An rud atá a rá agam - What I am saying....
Dá mbeadh fonn ar dhuine - If one wished to...
Ar ndóigh - Of course...
Ar aon dóigh - Anyway...
Dá mbeinnse i do áit - If I were in your place....
Thug tú i mo cheann é - You reminded me of it...;
Bíonn an dá b'fhéidir ann - There are two possibilities...
Ó mo thaobhsa de - As far as I'm concerned....
Ina dhiaidh sin is uile - In spite of all that....
Tríd is tríd - By and large....
Cibé scéal é - However....
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Mick
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Maybe we could start our own rival supplementary list.

In aon chor = in any case
Pé scéal é = anyway
Dála an scéal = anyway
Áfach = however
Deirtear = it is said
De réir = according to

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Bríd Mhór
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franc 91 wrote:
An rud atá a rá agam - What I am saying....


I would say - in abbreviated speech -

Sé 'tá mé 'rá.

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