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  1. So did I.

    I remembered it was number 2.
  2. Originally posted by MacStripey:[..]

    still got to learn so much about this wonderful language

    maybe you can give me a little help on this: how exactly do you pronounce the name "Aoife" ? I read it on my Irish newspaper so often but never know how I'd have to say it


    It's not so wonderful in school

    Ee-fa Some mad Irish names out there. My name in Irish would be Seosamh, pronounced Show-suff
  3. Yes. Isn't it?

    It's annoying how it change every word. I was writing Ringo earlier and it changed to Dingo. WTF. And I fear the day my shaver batteries die for some bizarre reason. And that looks like a pimp.
  5. Originally posted by drewhiggins:Yes. Isn't it?

    It's annoying how it change every word. I was writing Ringo earlier and it changed to Dingo. WTF. And I fear the day my shaver batteries die for some bizarre reason. And that looks like a pimp.


    You can turn that off on your iPad.
  6. I'm gonna find out how. It's annoying.
  9. It seems to be disabled now. In General, then Keyboard I found it.
  10. Originally posted by jofice:[..]

    It's not so wonderful in school

    Ee-fa Some mad Irish names out there. My name in Irish would be Seosamh, pronounced Show-suff


    lol that's cool these two names would be "Eva" and "Josef" in German then. all our languages are so similar to each other.... in a way only thing about Irish is that it's written entirely different from the way it's pronounced... all I say is Dun Laoghaire
  11. So how would you translate an English name to Irish?
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