Irish = Cé thusa?
English Translation = Who are you?
In (Scottish) Gaelic it is Cò thusa?In Irish (Gaelic) it is Cé thusa?
Fuair mé thusa
"meach" should be "neach" "Cha toigh leam neach ach thusa" means "I don't like anyone but you"
IRISH (Gaelic): agus tusa (one person); agus sibhse (more than one) (SCOTS) Gaelic: agus thusa; agus sibhse
"Fuair mé thusa" is pronounced foo-ir may huh-suh.
's thusa gach nì
In Irish, fios (information, knowledge, science) or eolas (knowledge, guidance, experience).In Scottish Gaelic, fios.Just so people know (yes I am from Ireland)The proper spelling of Irish in Irish is Gaeilge not Gaelic. Gaelic is acculy an Irish sport a bit like soccer.
John C. Linehan has written: 'The Irish Scots and the \\' -- subject(s): Scots-Irish, History, Irish Americans, Irish, Genealogy 'The Irish Scots and the Scotch-irish (Our Maryland Heritage)'
'Will' is not an Irish word and has no meaning in Irish.
It doesn't mean anything in Irish.
IRISH: tú or tusa (more emphatic) one person sibh or sibhse more than one person.SCOTTISH GAELIC: thu or thusa (one person, familiar) sibh or sibhse (more than one, or polite form for one) as in French.
P. C. Gallagher has written: 'A short history of a notable Irish family' -- subject(s): Irish Genealogy, Irish Ancestors, Irish Family History