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| 793.1 | Is Irish a European Language? | SIOG::TINNELLY | EIS Dublin Ireland | Wed Aug 15 1990 12:29 | 8 |
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Hi Aileen,
In Irish try "La Breithe Shona Dhuit"
In French try " Joyeux Anniversaire"
slan Peter
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| 793.2 | Microfilm No More | AYOU48::AWARNOCK | | Wed Aug 15 1990 14:09 | 15 |
| Is this the Peter Tinnelly of Ayr fame??
How are you ? Its changed days from when you were here!
I have noticed the other famous Irishman of Ayr fame adding his
bit now and again! alais Mike McCrohan, hope you are well.
Sorry to but in on your note Aileen, I hope your sister has a
Good Birthday and you both have a good trip. If your travelling
to Scotland and plan on visiting Ayr drop me a note and I will
be more than willing to be a tour guide.
Bye for now !
Audrey (of microfilm fame)
Mike, do you remember you used to sing a long "Oh I do like to be
beside the Seaside " to the inactive cards being stamped?
Those were the days.
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| 793.3 | And in Dutch... | TLE::MCCORMAC | | Wed Aug 15 1990 14:11 | 3 |
| Gellukig verjaardag = Dutch, although spelling may be iffy.
Keith.
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| 793.4 | Deutschland Calling | NRADM::MCEVOY | | Wed Aug 15 1990 15:42 | 5 |
| "alles gut zum geburtstag" ....german version
des
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| 793.5 | | FORTY2::DONOVAN | | Thu Aug 16 1990 04:48 | 10 |
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Buon compleanno - Italian
Buen cumplea�os - Spanish
It's your round - Scottish
(spelling may be a bit suspect on the first two)
John
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| 793.6 | French/Dutch/Welsh | BIS3::HENROT | | Thu Aug 16 1990 08:28 | 10 |
| Here is the correct spelling of "Happy Birthday" in Dutch :
"Gelukkige Verjaardag"
As for the French version, it is more common to say
"Heureux Anniversaire" (which by the way is the translation of "Happy
birthday", while "Joyeux Anniversaire" would rather be the translation
of "Joyful/Merry Birthday").
If I remember well, the Welsh version would be "Pen blwyth hapus".
Spelling to be checked by Welsh speakers !
Anyway, a happy birthday to your sister.
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| 793.7 | Une caisse de vers? | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Unscathed by inspired lunacy | Thu Aug 16 1990 12:22 | 11 |
| <<As for the French version, it is more common to say
<<"Heureux Anniversaire" (which by the way is the translation of "Happy
<<birthday", while "Joyeux Anniversaire" would rather be the translation
<<of "Joyful/Merry Birthday").
Although not European, but the French on this side of the Atlantic would
say 'Bonne Anniversaire', similar to 'Bonne Ann�e' for Happy New Year,
but totally unlike 'L'Action de Gr�ce' for Thanksgiving. Of course,
they are even more unlike 'collin de beans' (pronounced collin de bin).
Pat
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| 793.8 | Throw me down the stairs, my hat. | HILL16::BURNS | Is the whole world aGuinness | Thu Aug 16 1990 13:23 | 14 |
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re>: .7
Pat: Is there any truth to the rumor that when you order breakfast
you ask for .....
2 eggs (side by each) and a pair of toast !!! :-)
keVin
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| 793.9 | y | YUPPY::MOOREA | | Mon Aug 20 1990 04:47 | 17 |
| Thank you very much to everybody who replied...I think I have covered
every country my sister is visiting.
Re. .2
Unfortunately, I am not travelling with my sister..she is with some
friends...I am sending her card to my mother so that it will be there
when she arrives home again..well she wanted her presents and cards
when she got home...I think the reason was so she might get over the
post holiday blues if she had something nice to look forward
to.....good idea.
Slan
Aileen
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| 793.10 | Maudit guy...8*) | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Unscathed by inspired lunacy | Thu Aug 23 1990 14:19 | 13 |
| Hey, keVin
Are you making duh joke at me, tabernosh? I tink dat maybe i resemble
dat remarque. And I doan like der heggs, me.
Hasta la bye-bye
Oh ya, the beer run in September is still tentative.
Barf Carjunk (Irish-Hungarian-Canadian used-navals purveyor)
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| 793.11 | Ach I do nu... -) | SIOG::TINNELLY | EIS Dublin Ireland | Sat Oct 06 1990 10:34 | 18 |
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re .2
Hello Audrey,
How are u, those were the good old days in Ayr with Mike stamping away.
He is still hard at it over in US in the Maynard area. I believe the
plant is a changed placed since those early startup days. The Irish
crew from Ayr have certainly gotten around.
Mike in USA, Barry O Donoghue in DEC Maynard, Dave Kelly in Galway,
Bill Rowan in Kuwait, last i heard anyways, hope he is ok. Pat Crawford
here in Field Circus in Dublin, Gus Gannon in Sun Microsystems in
Edinburgh. Who am I forgetting???
I will have to arrange to get back over on a trip, and kill a few
Mc Ewans (beer -).., it's 10 years since leaving. Oh GOD were has time
gone.. -)
regards peter.
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