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English to Gaelic translations [Non-PRO]
Art/Literary - Telecom(munications) | | English term or phrase: i think | | i think |
| | | measaim | Explanation:
This also means 'I think'! We need to know the context to offer the most suitable word. Languages differ in more ways than merely having different words! |
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Tony Pratschke
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Local time: 12:05
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13 hrs confidence: Ceapaím -or - silím
Explanation:
e.g. i have been thinking that.. - bhí mé _ag ceapadh_ go...
as you can see, there are a number of ways of saying "think" in Irish
| Orla Ryan
Ireland
Local time: 12:05
Native speaker of:  English
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