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PostPosted: Fri 13 Apr 2012 4:44 pm 
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Scooby wrote:
Gortaíonn an mhídhílseacht na neamhchoirigh: Infidelity harms the innocent.

or Goineann an mhídhílseacht an té atá neamhurchóideach



:yes:

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PostPosted: Fri 13 Apr 2012 5:21 pm 
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Bríd Mhór wrote:
Scooby wrote:
Gortaíonn an mhídhílseacht na neamhchoirigh: Infidelity harms the innocent.

or Goineann an mhídhílseacht an té atá neamhurchóideach



:yes:


Showing my complete ignorance here but what would the second of scoobys suggestions be in english :hide:


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PostPosted: Fri 13 Apr 2012 5:31 pm 
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mick15 wrote:
Bríd Mhór wrote:
Scooby wrote:
Gortaíonn an mhídhílseacht na neamhchoirigh: Infidelity harms the innocent.

or Goineann an mhídhílseacht an té atá neamhurchóideach



:yes:


Showing my complete ignorance here but what would the second of scoobys suggestions be in english :hide:


Mick


The first one is "Infidelity harms/hurts the innocent." The second is "Infidelity wounds the one who is innocent."

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PostPosted: Fri 13 Apr 2012 9:11 pm 
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mick15 wrote:
Having been on here only a few days i can see what a complicated language this is going to be to learn.
However i shall persevere so what would be the nearest tranlation of : infidelity affects the innocent as well as the guilty : be

Mick



Perhaps you might also consider something like:

Fágann an mhídhílseacht a lorg ar an neamhchiontach agus ar an gciontach araon.

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PostPosted: Mon 16 Apr 2012 11:11 am 
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Braoin wrote:
mick15 wrote:
Having been on here only a few days i can see what a complicated language this is going to be to learn.
However i shall persevere so what would be the nearest tranlation of : infidelity affects the innocent as well as the guilty : be

Mick



Perhaps you might also consider something like:

Fágann an mhídhílseacht a lorg ar an neamhchiontach agus ar an gciontach araon.


Thanks for your input braoin
What would your message say in english :rolleyes:


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PostPosted: Mon 16 Apr 2012 2:53 pm 
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mick15 wrote:
Braoin wrote:
mick15 wrote:
Having been on here only a few days i can see what a complicated language this is going to be to learn.
However i shall persevere so what would be the nearest tranlation of : infidelity affects the innocent as well as the guilty : be

Mick



Perhaps you might also consider something like:

Fágann an mhídhílseacht a lorg ar an neamhchiontach agus ar an gciontach araon.


Thanks for your input braoin
What would your message say in english :rolleyes:


Infidelity leaves its mark on the innocent and the guilty alike.

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PostPosted: Mon 16 Apr 2012 7:20 pm 
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Redwolf wrote:
mick15 wrote:
Braoin wrote:
mick15 wrote:
Having been on here only a few days i can see what a complicated language this is going to be to learn.
However i shall persevere so what would be the nearest tranlation of : infidelity affects the innocent as well as the guilty : be

Mick



Perhaps you might also consider something like:

Fágann an mhídhílseacht a lorg ar an neamhchiontach agus ar an gciontach araon.


Thanks for your input braoin
What would your message say in english :rolleyes:


Infidelity leaves its mark on the innocent and the guilty alike.

Redwolf


thanks for that redwolf
and everyone else who gave help... :GRMA:

mick


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