My first lesson in the Irish language took place in a ladies’ room in Ireland. The word Mná, is pronounced Muh-nā. I’m calling this one, “Gaelic for Dummies!”
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My first lesson in the Irish language took place in a ladies’ room in Ireland. The word Mná, is pronounced Muh-nā. I’m calling this one, “Gaelic for Dummies!”
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Astute observation!
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Lol. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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