I love you
| 01:47 Aug 25, 2000 |
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Mo ghrá thú (in Irish) Explanation: As far as I can remember, Irish has no direct equivalent of 'I love you'. The above means something like 'You are my love you are'. I can't help you with Scots, I'm afraid. Aibhlís Ní Mheachair |
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