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"Bainigí sult as."
Can I say that to a group of people who are going to an event?
Can I say that to a group of people who are going to an event?
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- Irish Near fluent
Yes you can say that to a group of people.
Speaking to one person you can say
bain sult as
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@WaldErdbeere. tá fáilte romhat
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