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English to Irish translations [Non-PRO]
Tourism & Travel | | English term or phrase: irish heart and soul | | love ireland and want to get a tattoo with this sentence |
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Local time: 04:07
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most helpful answer ^^ |
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1 day19 hrs confidence:  Croí agus Anam Gaelach or Croí agus Anam Éireannach
Explanation:
Croí agus Anam Gaelach - if referring to Irish culture - An Irish heart and soul.
Croí agus Anam Éireannach - if referring to Irish person or descent- An Irish heart and soul.
| droic
Local time: 04:07
Native speaker of:  English
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most helpful answer ^^ |
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Asker: Thanks a million ^^
u were very kind and helpful
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| Sep 12, 2008 - Changes made by droic: | | Edited KOG entry | droic's old entry - "irish heart and soul" => "Croí agus Anam Gaelach or Croí agus Anam Éireannach " | | Sep 12, 2008 - Changes made by droic: | | Created KOG entry | KudoZ term => KOG term |
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