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How is 'Sl谩inte pronounced? (gaelic word)? |
Travel Info I heard its "slawn - cha", but im not sure about the "cha" part. Whats your taking? Travel Tips Sl谩inte! or cheers in Gaelis is phonetically pronounced slahn-CHA The te in Gaelic phonetically makes a cha sound Source(s): What I used to get me started. At the bottom of the page lists some good books on Gaelic http://english.glendale.cc.ca.us/gaelic.... Other Travel Tips You say "slanj ee va" (cheers) which turns into: SLANJ - then as the night rolls on Sladg - then slaaaaa... then no more for me - honest then slaaaaaaaaaaaah aaah aaah aahahahahah (often into the big white telephone to god!) Thats a night out with the Irish where I come from (UK) Cracking! Correct! I grew up there. But it's a short cha & pronounced as one word not two. Yes your right. Its pronounced slawn-cha. Make sure its a very very sharp and short cha though. Pronounce it as one word not two like slawncha. Good luck! I speak that langauge |
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