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Hau'oli lā hānau

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This is how you say i love you in tamang language, Nai eera maya lala.

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Tomak/Apu'nak MIss Ko'risu .. (In Present Tense)

the original is -'Tumarloi monot porise'

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mono

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Happy voyage.

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Breithlá sona inniu

Breithlá sona inniu

Breithlá sona a...

Breithlá sona inniu

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Go raibh tú sona inniu,

Go raibh tú sona inniu,

Go raibh tú sona, a Shéamais,

Go raibh tú sona inniu!

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Only when we have no more fear will we start our lives. (in Irish)

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sorry

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If Brady is being used as a first name it would probably be just "Brady"; but if you mean the surname Brady it would be Mac Bradaigh (Son of Bradach).

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A quid is another word for a pound. It is worth $1.5149 in U.S. currency.

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"rud ar bith" means "anything (at all)"

If it's preceded by a negative verb it means "nothing (all all)"

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The Latin phase 'Ars Gratia Artis' appears on the M-G-M emblem of classical, old Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films. Such is the case with the beloved 1939 film version of 'The Wizard of Oz'. In the word-by-word translation of the phrase, the nouns 'ars', 'gratia', and 'artis' respectively mean 'art', 'thanks', and 'of art'. The English meaning therefore is as follows: Art for the sake of art.

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Formal: Où allez-vous?

Informal: Où vas-tu?

Street talk(Formal): Vous allez où?

Street talk(Informal): Tu vas où?

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If it means that it's my fault, it should be 'wo de bu shi' or 'wo de cuo'. Because 'chi' (吃) means eating.

Wo de bu chi "我的不是" means it is not mine. (It is not in proper order. )

Maybe you should say: It's my fault.

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Happy Birthday auntie

God bless more blessing to come and have a good health

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cailíní dathúla

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norseman is the most polite. there were many that were not polite words at all.

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"tú" should be "thú"

"Is breá liom thú mo ró-ghrá" means "I like you my great love"

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bakugon

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m 'kòm byen

pronounced mu-kem-be-an

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In Algonquin, I love you is Kisakiin

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kalinian ko seka

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So'o means "all the time". It also refers to a gathering of two or more churches for the sake of fellowship.