[Facts] A question to all Irish Gaekic and/or Welsh speakers
What are the Irish Gaelic and Welsh words for honey, butterfly and peach?
(Could you please inlcude the pronounciation, I don't speak the languages)
Thanks in advance!
(Could you please inlcude the pronounciation, I don't speak the languages)
Thanks in advance!
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Haven't got my Irish dictionary to hand, but the Welsh for honey is mel (with a little hat ^ over the e), pronounced mehl, butterfly is pilipala (pilly-pala), and I'll look up peach when I get home...
Thanks so far, I'm very curious to hear the rest.....
Sorry it's taken me so long
Peach in Welsh is eirinen wlanog (woolly plum)
In Irish the words are:
Honey - mil
Butterfly - feileacan (accents over the first e and second a - no idea about the pronounciation)
Peach - peitseog (prob. pronounced something like paytchog)
Peach in Welsh is eirinen wlanog (woolly plum)
In Irish the words are:
Honey - mil
Butterfly - feileacan (accents over the first e and second a - no idea about the pronounciation)
Peach - peitseog (prob. pronounced something like paytchog)