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Daisy
| Posted on Thursday, October 03, 2002 - 12:12 am: |
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I'll be reading the following blessing at an upcoming wedding. Below is an approximation of the way I'm currently pronouncing it. I'd very much appreciate any feedback on what I might be mispronouncing. Go raibh sibh daibhir i mí-áidh Agus saibhir i mbeannachtaí Go mall ag déanamh namhaid, go luath a déanamh carad, Ach saibhir nó daibhir, go mall nó go luath, Nach raibh ach áthas agaibh Ón lá seo amach. guh ruh shiv DAV-ur i MEE-aw AH-gus SAV-ur i MAN-ukh-tee guh mahl uh JAY-now NOW-uj, guh LU-uh uh JAY-now KAH-rud AHKH SAV-ur no DAV-ur, guh mahl no guh LU-uh nahkh ruh ahkh AW-hus uh-GIV own law shuh uh-MAHKH In case it's not clear, I'm using "kh" to represent the velar fricative, as seems to be standard. Síocháin, Daisy |
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Ó Dúill
| Posted on Thursday, October 03, 2002 - 02:25 pm: |
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Well done on the pronunciation, maybe a few things, but it might depend on regional variation guh rev shiv dhowe-ear ih mee-aw auhgus sou-ear i man-ock-tee guh moll egg jay-niv nouh-vid, guh lu-ah a jay-niv car-id ock sou-ear no dhowe-ear, guh moll no guh lu-ah knock rev shuh amock le meas, Colm. |
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