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Ella
PostPosted: Thu 19 Jun 2014 8:55 am 
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Hey there, for a fried of mine I am looking for the translation of :there is no maybe
Thanks a lot for the help!
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Saoirse
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Ella wrote:
Hey there, for a fried of mine I am looking for the translation of :there is no maybe
Thanks a lot for the help!
Perhaps, 'Ní ghlacfar le b'fhéidir.' Maybe is not an option. Wait for input from others.

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Saoirse wrote:
Ella wrote:
Hey there, for a fried of mine I am looking for the translation of :there is no maybe
Thanks a lot for the help!
Perhaps, 'Ní ghlacfar le b'fhéidir.' Maybe is not an option. Wait for input from others.


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Redwolf
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I think I would put quotes around "b'fhéidir," as it's not a noun (as "maybe" can be in English):

Ní ghlacfar le "b'fhéidir"

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Saoirse
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Redwolf wrote:
I think I would put quotes around "b'fhéidir," as it's not a noun (as "maybe" can be in English):

Ní ghlacfar le "b'fhéidir"

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. :yes:

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