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    Hi Piperdbh,

    Gluais = move
    Cat = (are ya ready for this....?? ) = Cat

    so

    Gluais Cat! = Move Cat!!

    or

    Sin Falbh!! = Quit that!

    Hope this helps,

    Eric

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    Halo Arlen,

    S mise Eric Schutte. Tha mi ag cuideachd gaidhlig ionnasachadh. Thu bhidh co-fhreagair leis me? Tha mi a fuireach ann an Cusick, Washington, USA.

    Sgriobh a dhaithghearr,

    Do Caraidh,

    Eric

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Schutte View Post
    Hi Piperdbh,

    Gluais = move
    Cat = (are ya ready for this....?? ) = Cat

    so

    Gluais Cat! = Move Cat!!

    or

    Sin Falbh!! = Quit that!

    Hope this helps,

    Eric
    Looks good to me. How about pronunciation?
    --dbh

    When given a choice, most people will choose.

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    Pronunciation

    Piper,

    OK here is my best shot: Gluais = Glue - eyes

    Sin Falbh = Shin Fallv

    I am no expert believe me. Any Scots here wanna help? Thanks guys,

    Eric Schutte

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