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Irish doesn't work the way English does;
to say 'of John" you say Seáin using the genetive case.
In some cases the words
'de' (of/off/from) or
'as' (out of) are used idiomatically.
In Scottish Gaelic: the genitive case as above
or in some idioms with 'de'.
No single answer. It depends on the sentence.
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