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08 Nov 00 - 10:50 AM (#336691) Subject: An Spalpin Fanach From: GUEST,Tim Hello, I´m looking for the words to An Spalpin Fanach. I´m not an Irish speaker so if anyone has the words written phonetically then that wood b grate, together with the gaelic(as it is written)version, even better. Slán. Tim. |
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08 Nov 00 - 01:05 PM (#336743) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: An Spalpin Fanach From: Malcolm Douglas There are texts in two earlier threads, here: An Spailpin Fanach and here: An Spailpin Fanach. Presumably you had a look at the "Digitrad and Forum Search" facility, but in this case the spelling would be a problem; searching for Spalpin would have got you no results. As a rule I wouldn't recommend trying to sing a song in a language you don't understand; it's always best to learn a few rules of pronounciation first, and at least a little basic grammar if you really want to do justice to the piece. Some past discussions here contain links to online introductions to the pronounciation of Irish Gaelic; you might try having a look around for some of those; I'm sure you'd find it worthwhile. Malcolm |
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22 Jul 10 - 04:22 PM (#2950079) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: An Spalpin Fanach From: GUEST,Amos go jo jo arise nee riag go Cashel, ag deal no a rayoch mo slainte, nor an vorriga a .....a see so |