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Need to know if I have translated this right.
Clann just refers to your children so muintir is the appropriate word.
family forever = muintir go deo
muintir i gcónaí = family always
Fuaite doesnt mean bound it means stitched (as in sewn by needle and thread) so "Fuaite le fuil" means "Stitched with blood"
gaolta go deo = relations forever
In Irish to say bound we say "faoi cheangal" which literally means "under ties"
bound by blood = faoi cheangal na fola
Bounded by blood, Family forever = Faoi cheangal na fola, Muintir go deo
Brother and sister forever = deartháir is deirfiúr go deo
Need to know if I have translated this right. Getting a Tattoo tomorrow and just need to make sure that I have all this right since i will be picking one to get. Thanks for any help.
Brothers and sisters forever = deartháireacha is deirfiúracha go deo
Irish Drinker = Óltóir Éireannach
Irish Drinkers = Óltóirí Éireannacha
Jan 2, 2009 12:54 AM
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