Time to come out. ;-) I was standing outside his literature café with the owner and mentioned that ‘Irish’ fascinated me, but that I was already having problems with the alphabet. He smiled mildly and said: 'Well, it takes a certain intelligence to learn Irish. Great, eh? ;-)
Felicitacions a la teva filla i als teus néts... escritura i pronunciació... i què vol dir, també? ;-) Un bon galimaties per a nosaltres que fem servir consonant i vocal juntes, com a molt dues consonants o vocals juntes. Hugs, Sean.
;-))) Well then, here we go: St. Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the church of St. Tysilio near the red cave. ;-) Or perhaps in Català: L'església de Santa Maria al fons de l'avellaner blanc prop d'un remolí ràpid i l'església de Sant Tisilio prop de la cova vermella. Infinites aferradetes! ;-)
Hi Sean - Wales is a fascinating country to visit and tour around - I've been a few times, but definitely could go again. St Tysoi - love the red sandstone church. Languages - no thanks ... haven't managed any, but can grasp a few words on occasions - not Welsh, nor Cornish ... French, Latin, German perhaps ... cheers Hilary
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I'm sure Wales is beautiful and I'd love to go, but no, I won't be learning the language any time soon.
ReplyDeleteWhich makes two of us, Mimi. ;-)
DeleteCeltic languages are monsters!
ReplyDeleteTime to come out. ;-)
DeleteI was standing outside his literature café with the owner and mentioned that ‘Irish’ fascinated me, but that I was already having problems with the alphabet.
He smiled mildly and said: 'Well, it takes a certain intelligence to learn Irish.
Great, eh? ;-)
Felicitacions a la teva filla i als teus néts... escritura i pronunciació... i què vol dir, també? ;-)
ReplyDeleteUn bon galimaties per a nosaltres que fem servir consonant i vocal juntes, com a molt dues consonants o vocals juntes.
Hugs, Sean.
The English translation of the 56 letters can be found in the photo below if you enlarge it.
DeleteAferradetes, Paula.
Com no puc traduir una imatge, em quedo igual. :-)))
DeleteMés aferradetes!
;-)))
DeleteWell then, here we go:
St. Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the church of St. Tysilio near the red cave. ;-)
Or perhaps in Català:
L'església de Santa Maria al fons de l'avellaner blanc prop d'un remolí ràpid i l'església de Sant Tisilio prop de la cova vermella.
Infinites aferradetes! ;-)
Thank you very much, Sean!
DeleteHi Sean - Wales is a fascinating country to visit and tour around - I've been a few times, but definitely could go again. St Tysoi - love the red sandstone church. Languages - no thanks ... haven't managed any, but can grasp a few words on occasions - not Welsh, nor Cornish ... French, Latin, German perhaps ... cheers Hilary
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