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Cronaím uaim thú
Cronáim uaim thú
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Is 'cronam th' Irish or Scottish Gaelic?
"Cronaím uaim thú" is Irish and means 'I miss you'.
How do you say in Irish i miss my Irish friends?
Cronaím uaim mo chairde Éireannacha.
How do you say Miss in Irish?
Miss O'Brien would be Iníon (Uasal) Ní Bhriain; daughter of O'Brien.
How do you say I'll miss you in Irish?
In Irish it's "cronóidh muid thú"
What does tu you ase falta mi Irish chula mean in spanish?
'Tu me haces falta, mi chula irlandesa' = I miss you, my Irish rogue/knave/clown.
Can someone tell write correctly I Miss My Mother in Irish Gaelic?
Airím mo mháthair uaim.
How do you say I Miss my friends and family in Irish Gaelic?
Crónaím uaim mo chairde agus mo mhuintir
Translate Miss Mrs Ms Mr from English to Irish?
Mac Uí (Mr) Bean Uí / Mhic (Mrs) Iníon Uí / Iníon Mhic (Miss)
Who born on 21st January 1979?
* Kelly Gaudet, Miss Florida Teen USA 1996 * Brian O'Driscoll, Irish rugby union player
How do you say we miss you in Gaelic?
Mhothaigh muid uainn thú (literally) (felt - us - from us - you) It's a figure of speech in Irish, but it means "We Missed You"
What is the Irish for 'Joanne Mullan'?
(Miss) Joanne Mullan: Siobhán Ní Mhaoláin; (Mrs.) Joanne Mullan: Siobhán Uí Mhaoláin.This is assuming that it refers to the Mullans of Galway, Tyrone-Derry, Cork. O'Mellan of Tyrone is often called Mullan; in Irish it is Ó Mealláin.MacMullan is Scottish.
What did most Irish immigrants miss most about their homeland when they moved to America?
The bulk of Irish immigrants came to America based on famine and poverty in Ireland. They continued to feel a strong connection to and love of their country. Once domiciled in the sprawling metropolises of America, many missed the lush Irish countryside as well as the friends and family they had left behind. Though the Irish ghettos in America ,in many ways, kept aspects of Irish culture alive, it was not â??homeâ?? and the nostalgia was unbearable enough for some to return to Ireland despite its troubles.
