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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 3:45 am 
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Hello again :wave:

I'm looking for some more sentences translated. However possible...

(Two men have been fighting and someone steps in to stop the fight. (basically))

I need this translated: "That's enough Rory, you've made your point. There are more pressing matters to attend. Lucas will return soon and we need to discuss how we will keep our people safe."

I know it's possibly not translatable as is. I'm fine with something different as long as it generally says the same thing.

Any help is much appreciated. :GRMA:


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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 3:56 pm 
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Lavon wrote:
Hello again :wave:

I'm looking for some more sentences translated. However possible...

(Two men have been fighting and someone steps in to stop the fight. (basically))

I need this translated: "That's enough Rory, you've made your point. There are more pressing matters to attend. Lucas will return soon and we need to discuss how we will keep our people safe."

I know it's possibly not translatable as is. I'm fine with something different as long as it generally says the same thing.

Any help is much appreciated. :GRMA:



Mairg píosa a mhac :D , tuigeann muid do chás a Ruairí. Tá rudaí níos tábhachtaí le déileáil leo. Is gearr go mbeidh Lúcás ar ais, ansin caithfidh muid an bealach is fearr lenar muintir a chosaint a phlé.

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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 4:47 pm 
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lenár And I think it's spelled deileáil but I'm not too sure. I like your suggestion :good:

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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 7:51 pm 
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Gumbi wrote:
lenár And I think it's spelled deileáil but I'm not too sure. I like your suggestion :good:

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You are correct about lenár :good: but incorrect about déileáil 8O and correct again about liking the suggestion. :LOL:

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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 9:24 pm 
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Breandán wrote:
Gumbi wrote:
lenár And I think it's spelled deileáil but I'm not too sure. I like your suggestion :good:

Wait for more.

You are correct about lenár :good: but incorrect about déileáil 8O and correct again about liking the suggestion. :LOL:

:D Yes, I wasn't fully sure about it.


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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jun 2012 9:34 pm 
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Thank you :D

So what exactly does this mean? Is it exact or just the same meaning?

Mairg píosa a mhac, tuigeann muid do chás a Ruairí. Tá rudaí níos tábhachtaí le déileáil leo. Is gearr go mbeidh Lúcás ar ais, ansin caithfidh muid an bealach is fearr lenár muintir a chosaint a phlé.


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