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What is the Gaelic for home in the sun?
Irish could be 'Teach faoin ghrian'; Scottish Gaelic: 'Taigh anns a' ghréin'.
How do you say 'in Gaelic'?
In Irish it's 'as Gaeilge' or 'i nGaeilge'In Scottish Gaelic it's anns a' Ghàidhlig or 's a' Ghàidhlig
You were born in America translate Gaelic?
In Scottish Gaelic: Rugadh thu anns na Stàitean Aonaichte. In Irish: Rugadh tú i Meiriceá. (You were born in America.)
Who captianed the queen anns revenge?
anns
Can the Lego queen anns revenge flout?
no the queens anns revenge douse not flout
What is the plural of Ann?
Anns Ann's
Where is the Anns Circle in Dowell Maryland located?
The address of the Anns Circle is: Po Box 99, Dowell, MD 20629-0099
What is the the name of Raggedy's Anns Horse?
patches
How do you pronounce Bianchi?
Bee anns key
Where is the Historic St Anns Inc in Westboro Wisconsin located?
The address of the Historic St Anns Inc is: 6023 Quarter Lane, Westboro, WI 54490
How do Irish say 'what the heck'?
It is problematic translating phrases like this without context. It could be used as 'What the heck are you doing?' or in a phrase meaning "It didn't work. What the heck?' as if to say 'Who cares? So what?'So, 'What the heck do you want?' is Céard sa diabhal atá tú a iarraidh?'What do I care?' is Nach cuma liom? 'It is no loss' Ní fearr ann é!(2k3r021).................................................................................................................This is a nonsensical English figure of speech, the meaning of which is not literal even in English, and it cannot be translated into Gaelic and connote what it does in English."Heck" is a variation of "Hell", evidently derived to avoid saying a word that it was considered impolite or taboo to utter. "Feck" results from a similar taboo on uttering another profane word.Even if the figure of speech is rendered as "what in the Hell....?", however, the phrase may confuse a native Gaelic speaker, as it really means "What is that?!""What?" in (Scottish) Gaelic is "dè". "Hell" is "ifrinn". "In" is "ann" or "anns". "Is" is "tha".You could try "Dè tha anns an Ifrinn...?!", but don't blame me if you get blank stares.
What was the code of conduct for blackbeard?
queen anns's revenge
