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In English it would be 'Goodbye for the present' or 'See you soon'.
It means bye for now.

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13y ago

sool-ya-vaw(i)n

I believe (Ó) Súileabháin with one "L" is found as well.

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An earlier spelling of Ó Fiannaí. It would be pronounced ó feeny.

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Fáilte go hÉirinn means "Welcome to Ireland". It is pronounced:

FAWL-cheh guh Erin.

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The word sliotar (a hurley ball) is pronounced like 'shlithur'.

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Slán go fóill is pronounced "Slawn g foal." You use a hard G sound, but don't pronouce the o.

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13y ago

In Irish it's "Sligeach"

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