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ailig_ab
PostPosted: Mon 17 Dec 2018 10:08 pm 
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Are both phrases completely interchangeable or are there any contexts which necessitate a particular one?
Please explain subtle differences/dialectal variations with examples.
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Bríd Mhór
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ailig_ab wrote:
Are both phrases completely interchangeable or are there any contexts which necessitate a particular one?
Please explain subtle differences/dialectal variations with examples.
Thanks!


I think it's only dialectical.
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Lughaidh
PostPosted: Sun 30 Dec 2018 3:51 pm 
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I agree. I heard "is cuimhneach liom" from people from Rann na Feirste, Tír Chonaill. It means "I remember" just like "is cuimhin liom". We also say "Tá cuimhne agam" in Tír Chonaill, same meaning.

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