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BRN (Unregistered Guest)
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Discuss

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Droch-úlla - bíonn siad i ngach bairille.

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Domhnall_Ó_h_aireachtaigh
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Posted on Sunday, October 15, 2006 - 05:59 pm:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Bad blood (vessal)?

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ONe historian in reference to Bram-Stoker's book, mentioned the name was not via 'Count Drak' of Rumania, but rather from irish mythology: fuil ~blood, fhuile ~(of) blood, droch ~bad, with the Romanian material providing more flesh to the story

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Fe_arn
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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 06:20 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Cé hé an t-ONe historian ?

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An article I read recently said that Stoker had read about the Carpathians and that Dracula meant devil in the Wallachian language.

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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 07:51 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

pure co-incidence I would say!

Dracul is Romanian 100%

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Fe_arn
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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 08:01 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

"Dracul is Romanian 100%"

Úngárach, dhéarfainn!

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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 09:03 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Ní shéimhítear "déarfainn" uair ar bith, a Fhirn.

Fáilte Roimh Cheartúcháin
Ceartaigh rud ar bith atá mícheart -- úsáid phrásaí go háirithe.

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Fe_arn
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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 09:32 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Tuige?

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Jonas
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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 09:36 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Mar a deireann Diarmo, níl aon Ghaeilge (ná aon Ungáiris) san fhocal. Focal Rómáinis is ea é agus sin sin :-)

Summary: It's 100% Romanian, just as Diarmo says.

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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 10:07 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Is ea, sin é. Duine stáiriúil ab ea é Dracula agus is féidir le gach duine agus Rómáinis aige an focal 'dracul' a fheiscint san ainm, '-ul' as Rómáinis = 'an' as Gaeilge. Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san, ach Rómáinis ab ea é agus is í Rómáinis an teanga a labhair sé. Rud suimiúil: sa leabhar Dracula le Stoker, deireann an fear féin gur Székler é agus is í Ungáiris an teanga atá ag na Székleirí. Ni raibh an ceart ag Stoker, áfach, nuair a scríobh sé an teacst san.

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Aonghus
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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 10:20 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Cé go bhfuil bunús Iar-coillteach le hainm Dracula, deirtear go bhfuair Stoker roinnt dá smaointe ó sean scéal Éireannach maidir le duine a d'fhill ó na mairbh chun fuil a ól.

Rachaidh mé sa tóir ar tagairtí nuair a bhíonn deis agam - ní cuimhin liom cár léigh me an tuairimíocht.

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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 05:08 pm:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Dúirt mise:

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Ní shéimhítear "déarfainn" uair ar bith, a Fhirn.



D'fhiafraigh Fearn:

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Tuige?



The verb, "abair", is extremely irregular. None of its forms ever take a séimhiú -- never ever.

Dúirt sé - Ní dúirt sé - An ndúirt sé
Deir sé - Ní deir sé - An ndeir sé
Deireann sé - Ní deireann sé - An ndeireann sé
Déarfaidh sé - Ní déarfaidh sé - An ndéarfaidh sé
Déarfadh sé - Ní déarfadh sé - An ndéarfadh sé

and so on...

Fáilte Roimh Cheartúcháin
Ceartaigh rud ar bith atá mícheart -- úsáid phrásaí go háirithe.

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And that goes for all places where you would expect a séimhiú:

Sin a duirt sé.
Sin a deir sé.

Fáilte Roimh Cheartúcháin
Ceartaigh rud ar bith atá mícheart -- úsáid phrásaí go háirithe.

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Posted on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 08:34 pm:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

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Sin a duirt sé.
Sin a deir sé.

Tá míniú stairiúil air seo, ar ndóigh.

Sean-Ghaeilge "as·beir" > Meán-Ghaeilge "at·beir"
> Nua-Ghaeilge Chlasaiceach "adeir".

Bhí an a- ann go dtí le déanaí. Choisc an guta sin séimhiú an d.

Sean-Ghaeilge "as·rubairt" > Meán-Ghaeilge "at·rubairt"
> Nua-Ghaeilge Chlasaiceach "adubhairt".

An guta céanna arís!

Caminante no hay camino, se hace camino al andar.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 05:39 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A fhear na mBróg: is cuma dhuit.

A jhonais,
"Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san, ach Rómáinis ab ea é agus is í Rómáinis an teanga a labhair "

Go bhfios dom ní raibh an stráice tíre seo ina chuid den Romáin go dtí i ndiaidh an chéad chogadh domhanda. Go dtí an lá inniu, Úngáiris teanga an mhóraimh. Cá bhfuair tú do chuid eolais?

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 06:15 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A chara,

Tá an ceart agat, ní raibh Transilvania/Siebenbürgen/Erdély riamh ina chuid de stáit an Rómáin go dtí i ndiaidh WWI. Níl an ceart agat, áfach, nuair a deireann tú gurb í Úngáiris teanga an mhóraimh sa cheantar - níl Úngáiris ach ag 19.6% sa cheantar so. Níos tábhachtach, níorbh í Úngáiris teanga an mhóraimh ríomh an chogadh ach an oiread. Ón gcead census (1850) go dtí an lá inniu, bíonn Rómáinis teanga ag an móraimh.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 06:27 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Nach bhfuilimid ag labhairt i dtaobh tráth cupla céad blian roimh náisiúnacht na hEorpa maille lena polaitíocht, lena bolscaireacht, sílteagasc agus santú talún. Níor luaigh tú an cruthú nach Úngáiris a labhair mo dhuine.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 06:41 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Bhuel, is féidir linn cinnte a bheith gurb í Rómáinis an teanga ag an móraimh inniu agus go raibh le céadta blianta. B'fhéidir ná raibh Ungáiris riamh ag an móraimh sa cheantar ach dá raibh, ba sin fadó.

Pé scéal é, táimíd 100% cinnte gurb í Rómáinis an teanga a bhí ag 'Dracula" nó Vlad Tepes. Tá a teideal, 'Dracul' as Rómáinis, tá an t-ainm Vlad as Rómáinis, tá ainm a sheanathar, Mircea, bhí sé ina rí Tara Romaneasca etc.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 06:48 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Is maith an rud go bhfuil tú cinnte. Cogar a mhic, is aimsir Bhlaid atá i dtrácht againn. Fós níl tú ag ligint an cruthú chugainn a fhágann an chinnteacht seo agaibh.

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'ONe historian'; bhuel, bhí an 'one historian' sa chlár telifís cúpla mí o shin ar BBC1 nó UTV. B'fhéidir go rabh sé 'lesser spotted ulster' srl

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Switching to English, mo leithscéal

If I May, I'd recommend Fe_arn to refrain from being patronising. I'm perfectly aware of what time we're discussing, I'm also well acquainted with the region we're discussing; that's part of the reason I know that Hungarian is not the language of the majority in Transylvania and that Vlad Tepes wasn't Hungarian.

Vlad Tepes was ruler of Wallachia, the area forming the core of present Romania. His name is Romanian, as are the names of his ancestors, his brothers and his children. he belonged to the royal house of Basarad, which was Romanian. I haven't heard anyone claim he would be Hungarian, not even in Hungary.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 07:42 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A Jhonais,
Níl do "chruthú" puinn níos áitaithigh i mbéarla. B'fhéidir gur fhiú duit suíomh a mholadh dom ós rud é go bhfuil ag imeacht díot argóint a chur i dtoll a chéile.

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Chun na fírinne a rá, is cuma liom más doigh leat ná fuil sé "níos áitaithigh". Is eagal liom ná fuil puinn eolais agat mar gheall ar an rud so ("Ungáiris teanga an mhóraimh", "Dracula Ungáiris"). B'fhéidir ba cheart duit an naisc sin a chuiris féin dúinn a léamh. Cogar, an bhfuil focal Rómáinis nó Ungáiris agat? Dá mbeadh, bheadh a fhios agat go bhfuil an scéal san amadánach.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 08:24 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Is aisteach liom do mheilit argóinte

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 08:39 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Is aisteach liomsa do dhiongbhailteach, a Fhirn.

Ó bheith ag léamh an nasc thuas, gach seans gur ilteangeach a bhí an bruid úd.

Ach is léir go bhfuil an ceart ag Jonas maidir le Wallachia:

http://www.eliznik.org.uk/RomaniaHistory/wallachia-history.htm

Ní fíor cuius regio eius idioma!

(Message edited by aonghus on October 17, 2006)

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 08:44 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Seo a scríobh jonas is seo a cheistigh mé:
""Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san, ach Rómáinis ab ea é agus is í Rómáinis an teanga a labhair ""

Níor iarr mé air ach a chinnteacht chéad faoin gcéad a chruthú.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 08:54 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Rugadh anseo é, dar leis an nasc a thug tusa:

http://www.sighisoara.com/

Feicim Rómáinis agus Gearmáinís ar an lch sin; ach níl Magyar!

Scríobh tusa:
quote:

Go dtí an lá inniu, Úngáiris teanga an mhóraimh



Cruthúnas, le'd thoil!

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 09:03 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

"Cruthúnas, le'd thoil!"


Cad a ghlacfá mar chruthú?

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 09:28 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

"Is aisteach liom do mheilit argóinte"

Bhuel, mar a deirimíd as Sualainnis 'Som man ropar i skogen får man svar', tá an fhreagairt mar an cheist.

"Níor iarr mé air ach a chinnteacht chéad faoin gcéad a chruthú."

Ana-mhaith ar fad. Caithfead a admháil ná fuilim cinte. Nílim cinte gur labhair Louis XIV Fraincis, gur labhair Henry VIII Béarla, gur labhair Wilhelm I Géarmáinis. Is dócha, ach nílim cinte. Má tá ainm Rómáinis aige, más Rómáinis é a athair, má rugadh é i gceantar ina labhraíodh Rómáinis, má bhí sé ina rí Rómáinis, bhuel, b' fhéidir gur labhair sé fós Gaeilge ach nílim ró-chinte.

"Cad a ghlacfá mar chruthú?"

Cad a ghlacfaimíd mar chruthú go bhfuil Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransilvania? Sin ceist ana-mhaith nuair a deireann an 'census' ná fuil sí ach ag 19.6%, ach b'fhéidir go bhfuil cruthú maith agat.

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A jhonais,
Shíl mé gur chuma leat is go raibh mé ag déanamh uasal le híseal leat.

" ach nílim cinte......... ach nílim ró-chinte"

Dhá uair scríobh tú go raibh tú cinnte céad faoin gcéad!

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 09:50 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

""Cad a ghlacfá mar chruthú?"

Cad a ghlacfaimíd mar chruthú go bhfuil Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransilvania? Sin ceist ana-mhaith nuair a deireann an 'census' ná fuil sí ach ag 19.6%, ach b'fhéidir go bhfuil cruthú maith agat."


Sa sliocht thuas, ní raibh mé ag labhairt leat, a jhonais.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 10:28 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

"Sa sliocht thuas, ní raibh mé ag labhairt leat, a jhonais."

Ana-mhaith. B'fhearr leat do scéalta a insint agus is cuma leat ná fuil an ceart agat, ach má deireann duine ná fuil aon chiall ann, ní labhraíonn tú leis.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 10:34 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A jhonais,
Bhí fhios agam go raibh tú ró-ghnóthach ag cur do chuid chruthúnais i ceann a chéile

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Nóta do gach aon duine eile: níl Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransilvania, cuir an cheist orthu féin. Léigh an census, nó leigh é seo http://www.minority2000.net/Gr-75/t84gb.htm

Is ana-mhinic go bhfuil na h-Ungáiridh agus na Rómáinigh ag argóint lena cheile, ach aontaíonn siad gurb Rómáin é Vlad Tepes agus ní chuala riamh duine a rá nárbh é. Más maith le duine teoiric nua a cheap, b'fhédir gurbh fhearr leat cruthúnas a thabhairt go bhfuil an ceart aige féin amháin.

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 10:47 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

"A jhonais,
Bhí fhios agam go raibh tú ró-ghnóthach ag cur do chuid chruthúnais i ceann a chéile"

Ana-ait é seo, an bhfuilir a labhairt liom nó ná fuilir??

Cogar, más maith leat a rá go bhfuil gach aon duine mícheart agus ná fuil an ceart ach agatsa, ní hé uaimse atá cruthúnas. Pé scéal é, táim tar éis cruthúnas a thabhairt cheanna féin, ach b'fhéidir gur maith leat a census féin a léamh? Ana-mhaith, seo duit é. http://www.insse.ro Is féidir leat é a léamh as Rómáinis agus as Béarla.

Anois, cá bhfuil do chruthúnas féin?

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 11:12 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A Fhirn,

Táimse sásta leis an firicí a thug Jonas mar cruthú nach fíor do éileamh go bhfuil Ungáirís ag an móramh san áit gur rugadh mo dhuine. Quot erat demonstrandum.

Seachas sin, is dóigh liom go bhfuilimid i bhfad ar strae faoi láthair:

quote:

Táthar ag iarraidh ort go mbeadh do chuid teachtaireachtaí múinte agus bainteach leis an nGaeilge.


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An bhfuil cóip ag éinne de
"Was Dracula an Irishman?"
(foilsithe i History Ireland, Vol 8, No 2, Summer 2000).

Bhí sé sin ar fheabhas, ach ní cóip agamsa,
'brón orm a rå.

Le meas,
Paul

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Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 05:27 pm:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

I was told Dracula belonged to the order of the Dragon (Draco), which is why the nickname stuck...

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Posted on Wednesday, October 18, 2006 - 04:43 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

His father, Vlad II, was a member of the Order of the Dragon and became called "the dragon" or "Dracul" in Romanian. The name was then passed on to this son.

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Posted on Wednesday, October 18, 2006 - 09:31 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

A jhonais agus a aonghuis,

Aon seans oraibh go bhfuil sibh ag meascadh teangacha (An Rómáinis is An Úngáiris) agus gné tíreolais/staire/cine (An Rómáin agus An Úngáir)?

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Posted on Wednesday, October 18, 2006 - 10:11 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Níl. Agus ní dóigh liom go bhfuil an census oifigiúil agus gach aon leabhar atá scríte fén abhar so á meascadh ach an oiread.

http://www.minority2000.net/Gr-75/t84gb.htm
http://www.insse.ro
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transylvania#Population
Campbell, G. (1995) Concise Compendium of the World's Languages

Cogar, má tá gach aon duine, gach aon leabhar, gach an suíomh ar an Idirlíon agus gach aon census ag rá A agus tusa féin ag rá B gan aon chruthúnas, bhuel, b'fhéidir ná fuil an ceart agatsa.

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Posted on Wednesday, October 18, 2006 - 10:20 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Cad faoi seo???????????

""Dracul is Romanian 100%"

"Úngárach, dhéarfainn!"

"Is ea, sin é. Duine stáiriúil ab ea é Dracula agus is féidir le gach duine agus Rómáinis aige an focal 'dracul' a fheiscint san ainm, '-ul' as Rómáinis = 'an' as Gaeilge. Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san, ach Rómáinis{??????????????} ab ea é agus is í Rómáinis an teanga a labhair sé.

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Bhuel, cad faoi?

Is é tusa a dúirt "Úngárach, dhéarfainn!" agus bhí sé sin mícheart.

Dúirt Diarmo
"Dracul is Romanian 100%"
agus dúart féin
""Is ea, sin é. Duine stáiriúil ab ea é Dracula agus is féidir le gach duine agus Rómáinis aige an focal 'dracul' a fheiscint san ainm, '-ul' as Rómáinis = 'an' as Gaeilge. Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san, ach Rómáinis ab ea é agus is í Rómáinis an teanga a labhair sé."

Sin é, agus is féidir le gach aon duine agus focal Rómáinis nó Ungáiris aige é a thuiscint. Na daoine ná fuil na teangacha san acu, is féidir leo foclóir agus leabhar gramadaigh a léamh agus an focal "drac" a fheiscint as Rómáinis in éineacht lena "-ul".

Féach:
Gaeilge - Diabhal
Rómáinis - Drac
Ungáiris - Ördög

Gaeilge - An diabhal
Rómáinis - Dracul
Ungáiris - Az ördög

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"Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san"

Quod Est Demonstrandum.

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Seo a bhí le cruthú:
quote:

Níor luaigh tú an cruthú nach Úngáiris a labhair mo dhuine.


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Ag jonas!!!!!!!!!!!.


Tá mé ag feitheamh go fóill.

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Conas a deirtear "jh" in
quote:

A jhonais,

??

Caminante no hay camino, se hace camino al andar.

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Coinnigh siar, a dhinnis. Tá tú sa tslí.

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Jonas -> Djónas ->Diónas ->Diomhnas [d'o:n@s] [d΄oːnˠəs] ... a Jhonais [joːnˠəʃ]

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Cad é an rud ná tuigeann tú anois?

Scríobhas féin
"Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san"

agus is dóigh le Fearn gurb Ungáiris gach aon duine a saolíodh in Ungáir agus go raibh Ungáiris acu go leor. Bhuel, saolaíodh Padraig Pearse, Michael Collins, Peig Sayers agus a leithéid i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Sasana san am san, an deireann tú anois gur Sasanaigh ab ea iad?!?

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"Jonas -> Djónas ->Diónas ->Diomhnas [d'o:n@s] [d΄oːnˠəs] ... a Jhonais [joːnˠəʃ]"

Bhuel... :-) Deirtear m'ainm mar Iúnas, ní mar Dseonas.

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Iúnas...gabh mo leithscéal!

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Mhuise a chara, níl aon drochas ann agus níl aon gá leithscéal a cheist. Bhaineas ana-shult as :-)

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A chairde agus lucht vampire,

I wasn't able to find Bob Curran's article in History Ireland online.

Here's a link to a posting/article that paraphrases the article
extensively. http://www.thecovenorganization.com/was-dracula-irish/

If I can find the original article later, I'll post that.

Le meas, Paul

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Here's a long excerpt of the Bob Curran article from the journal History Ireland:

http://www.tain.net.au/tain12/dracire12.htm

Saol fada,
Paul

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Thanks, it's always interesting to read about Irish folkstories.

When I read the discussion here and Curran's article, it seems like people think that Bram Stoker was a pioneer in writing about vampires and that the ideas sprung from his imagination. That's not the case. It's the most famous, but it builds on many books written during that time dealing with vampires. As I happen to have Stoker's Dracula at home, here are the main points given in the introduction to the book.

- Vampyrism builds on a long history of folk traditions, especially in South Eastern Europe.

- The first 'modern' vampyre-tale was the poem "The Vampyre" by John Stagg (1810). It contains all the main characteristics found in later books, such as Dracula.

- A better known book, also called "The Vampyre" was published by J.W.Polidori in 1819. The book soon became very popular, being translated into many European languages. Authors such as Alexandre Dumas, Eugène Sue, Viktor Rydberg and Charles Nodier wrote vampyre-books in their own languages, building on Polidori's book. A play based on the book was popular in England in 1820.

- The German opera "Der Wampyr" by Marschner was translated into English and performed, this was the first time the vampyre-story was set in Transylvania.

- In 1847, Thomas Preskett Pres authored "Varney, the Vampyre", reaching an even larger audience than Polidori's book. It was republished in many editions. Stoker's Dracula builds almost totally on the Varney. Both are aristrocrats, preying on young ladies of the upper classes, sleeping in coffins, and they even have the same clothes and manners.

- In the early drafts of Dracula, Stoker placed his vampyre in Styria but changed it to Transylvania after he read about Vlad Tepes, called Dracula, this giving him both the location and the name.

Interesting as this Irish folktale is, I don't think it is there one should look for the origins of Stoker's story.

ps It's quite sad if Curran could deliver that lecture in Ireland without anybody in the audience pointing out that droch-fhuola isn't correct Irish and that if it were, it would not be pronounced droc'ola.

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"agus is dóigh le Fearn gurb Ungáiris gach aon duine a saolíodh in Ungáir agus go raibh Ungáiris acu go leor. Bhuel, saolaíodh Padraig Pearse, Michael Collins, Peig Sayers agus a leithéid i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Sasana san am san, an deireann tú anois gur Sasanaigh ab ea iad?!?"

Ní dóigh is ní deirim.

I.S. Bhfuil tú réidh an cruthúnas a chur faoi mo bhráid go fóill?

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Ná fuil léamh agat??

Táim tar éis cruthúnais a chur anso aríst is aríst, gach aon sort cruthúnais. Táimíg fós ag fánacht saghas cruthúnais uaitse. Níl puinn déanta agat fós ach caoineadh.

(Message edited by Jonas on October 19, 2006)

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Fianaise imthoisceach a chuir tú ós ár gcomhair.

I.S. Tá tú i do shuí go luath ar maidin. Buairt leapan?

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"Fianaise imthoisceach"

Cuireann an duine bocht so me ag gáire.

Chuireas an census oifigiúil, an príomh-leabhar mar gheall ar teangacha Eorpacha, an suíomh chun míon-teangacha agus na focail as Gaeilge, as Rómáinis agus as Ungáiris. Sin iad na rudaí a chuireas féin agus cad chuir tusa? Faic! Agus tusa ag rá gur chuireas "fianaiuse imthoisceach"! lol N'fhaca riamh an duine eile anso a bheith chomh mí-mhacánta leatsa.

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Ó, agus níl sé go luath ar maidin anso, tá domhan ann amuigh do tír féin.

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"Chuireas an census oifigiúil,"-Fianaise imthoisceach

"an príomh-leabhar mar gheall ar teangacha Eorpacha," - Fianaise imthoisceach

"an suíomh chun míon-teangacha agus na focail as Gaeilge,as Rómáinis agus as Ungáiris. - Fianaise imthoisceach

"Sin iad na rudaí a chuireas féin agus cad chuir tusa? Faic!" Níl mé céad faoin gcéad cinnte de aon rud - is fútsa an cruthúnas

"Agus tusa ag rá gur chuireas "fianaiuse imthoisceach"!
Tá, ambaist

" N'fhaca riamh an duine eile anso a bheith chomh mí-mhacánta leatsa."
Mar a deir tú:"tá domhan ann amuigh do tír féin"

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Bhuel, cuir chugainn do chruthúnas féin anois, le do thoil.

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cruthúnas i daobh caidé?

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Bhuel, seo tus chugat.

1. Scríobhais go bhfuil Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransilvania.

2. Scríobhais gurb Maidiar ab ea é Vlad Tepes.

Cruthúnas, le do thoil.

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Ligfidh mé duit tabhairt isteach don phríomhphointe, sula dtugaim faoi na mionphointí.

Baineann an argóint leis an príomhphointe agus is fútsa cruthúnas a thabhairt. Greas ort.

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"Ligfidh mé duit tabhairt isteach don phríomhphointe, sula dtugaim faoi na mionphointí."

Tuigim é sin, mar tá a fhios againn go léir ná fuil puinn cruthúnais agat. Sin é an mí-mhacántacht, tánn tú ag rá "cruthúnas, cruthúnas, cruthúnas" cé bhfuil lán tabhartha agam cheanna féin, ach ní dóigh leat gur gá duit féin puinn cruthúnais a thabhairt. Mí-mhacántacht.

"Baineann an argóint leis an príomhphointe agus is fútsa cruthúnas a thabhairt"

B'fhéidir gur mhaith leat an príomhphointe a rá agus cad é saghas cruthúnais atá uait agus ná fuil curtha agam cheanna féin.

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An ea nach bhfuil fhios agat cad tá faoi caibidil?

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Tá a fhios agam cé h-iad na ceisteanna go léir ana-mhaith ar fad

Ceist: An é an t-ainm Dracula as Gaeilge nó as Rómáinis?
Freagair: As Rómáinis.

Ceist: An bhfuilimíd cinte nach Ungáiris is ea é?
Freagair: Táimíd, 100% cinte.

Ceist: An bhfuil Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransylvania?
Freagair: Níl ar chor ar bith. Tá Rómáinis ag an móraimh

Ceist: An bhfuil Jonas agus Aonghus ag ag meascadh teangacha?
Freagair: Nílid, tá eolas maith acu agus gach seans go mbeadh saghas eolais mar gheall ar na teangacha so ag Fearn leis má léann sé an cruthúnas a bhí uaidh.

Ceist: An bhfuil cruthúnas ann?
Freagair: Tá, agus tá cruthúnas curtha agam aríst agus aríst cheanna féin.


Caitfidh mé a admháil tá ceisteanna ann gan aon fhreagiar.

Ceist 1: An bhfuil aon chrutúnas ag Fearn. Is dócha ná fuil mar níl sé ábalta é a chur chugainn, ach ní féidir liom cinte a bheith.

Ceist 2: An bhfuil na naisceanna curtha agam léite ag Fearn. Is dócha ná fuil, is fearr leis "cruthúnas, cruthúnas" a caoineadh ná an cruthúnas a léamh.

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F+Úngárach, déarfainn!
J-Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san.
F+Quod Est Demonstrandum.

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Ní hé Ungárach ab ea é. Cuir an cheist ar Ungárach nó ar Rómán éigint más maith leat. (Tá cailín ungárach agus cailín Rómán ag obair san oifis seo agam, bhaineadar ana-gháire as an dteiric sin gurb Ungárach ab ea é Dracula).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad_Tepes

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I think Prof Curran's point is that Irish folklore
contains tales of blood-drinking undead,
and that there are some interesting related placenames.

History Ireland is a respected scholarly periodical.

Again, if I can find the actual full article, I'll post it.

Le meas, Paul

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Bhuel Fearn, an bhfuil dearmhad déanta agat mar gheall ar na ceisteanna? Seo iad chugat aríst:

Ceist 1: An bhfuil aon chrutúnas ag Fearn?
- Scríobh sé go bhfuil Ungáiris ag an móraimh i dTransilvania.

- Scríobh sé gurb Maidiar ab ea é Vlad Tepes.


Ceist 2: An bhfuil na naisceanna curtha agam léite ag Fearn?

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Ar thug tú isteach do mo phríomphointe go fóill?

Scríobh mé:
"Ligfidh mé duit tabhairt isteach don phríomhphointe, sula dtugaim faoi na mionphointí.

"Baineann an argóint leis an príomhphointe agus is fútsa cruthúnas a thabhairt. Greas ort."

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Agus tá sé sin déanta agam, aríst is aríst. Tabhair dúinn do chruthúnas anois!

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'Dhaibhail, a jhonais,
baineadh stangadh asam.
Tá tú ag glacadh leis seo, an ea?:

F+Úngárach, déarfainn!
J-Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san.
F+Quod Est Demonstrandum.

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Ní glacaim leis, agus tá a fios agat go maith é sin mar scríobhas é seo cheanna féin:

Ní hé Sasansach gach aon duine a rugadh in Éirinn nuar a bhí Éire fé smacht Shasana agus ní hé Ungárach gach aon duine a rugadh i dTransilvania nuair a bhí an ceantar fé smacht Ungárairis. Ba dóigh liom go dtuigfeadh gach aon duine é sin...

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Bhal, táimid tagtha go leamhsháinn mar a mhaíodh lucht LÁ. Muna bhfuil bogadh ionat sa phríomhphointe, ní tairbhe dom an dua a chuir orm na mionphointí a phlé. D'fhéadfá, dar ndóigh , iad a phlé áit ar bith eile.


Agus nach iontach an chomhluadar oifige atá agat? is maith liom gáire na mban agus nach iontach go deo gur bhain tú an aon gháire as Úngárach is as Rómáineach. Mná sna tríthí i m'ainmse. Sin spraoi.
Agus iad ina heolaithe staire is teangacha. Sin go hiontach. Nó an ea gur seanchailíní iad a bhfuil an 6 chéad nó an 7 gcéad choinneal ar a gcístí lá breithe acu, aithne pearsanta acu ar mo dhuine Deisceabail leis , b'fhéidir?
Shíl mé go raibh an bheirt seo mar mhámh ar chúl láimhe agat, an buille a thabharfadh an argóint leat

Beir bua, a mhic ;)

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Táimíd tagtha leis an eolas gur duine mí-mhacánta tusa agus leis an eolas gur rinne tú amadán asat féin. Chuireas ceist aríst is aríst ort do chuid cruntúnaise a thabhairt. Níor dheinis, agus tuigim é sin mar níl faic agat. Ach in áit an fhírinne a rá, bíonn tú ag bréagadóireact ag rá ná fuil crunúthas tarbtha agamsa. Mura bhfuil léamh agat, ní hí sin mo fadhbsa.

"Agus nach iontach an chomhluadar oifige atá agat?"

Tá an oifig againn ana-dheas ar fád. Daoine as deich dtír Eorpacha. Is dócha ná tuigeann tú é, bíonn ag taispeáint gach aon lá anso ná fuil aon eolas agat mar gheall ar Eorpa.

"Agus iad ina heolaithe staire is teangacha."

Níl in aon chor. Ach an dtuigfeá go bhfuil Rómáinis ag cailín Rómán agus Ungáiris ag cailín ungárach? Ní tuigeann tú? Ná bac leis, níor dóigh liom sin.

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F+Úngárach, déarfainn!
J-Saolíodh é i gceantar a bhí ina chuid den Ungáir san am san.
F+Quod Est Demonstrandum.

Causa finita est. (Creo. Spero)

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Qoud Est Absurdum

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nausia, non est?

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Latina on niin tylsä, vaihdetaan suomeksi. Tämä asia on jo täysin selvitetty ;-)

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Posted on Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 07:11 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Mar a deir an tÉireannach i gcomhthéacs eile: Cé gur fhoghlaim mé an Fhionnlainnis le trí bliana déag, agus go bhfuil mo chroí innti, níor thug mé focal liom riamh ;-)

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Jonas
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Posted on Wednesday, October 25, 2006 - 03:32 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

;-)

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Fearn
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Posted on Wednesday, October 25, 2006 - 06:28 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Sinn Féin! Sinn Féin! a jhonais?

(Mar a deir an tAthair Ó Duinnín)

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Posted on Wednesday, October 25, 2006 - 07:32 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Me itse, me itse?

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Fearn
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Posted on Thursday, October 26, 2006 - 05:42 am:   Small TextLarge TextEdit Post Print Post

Bhí mé ag deimhniú nár éirigh eadrainn, a jhonais.

Níl ag éirigh le mo chara Bein, ach an oiread, bun a chur le diospóireacht stóinsithe ;-)



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