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PostPosted: Mon 15 Jan 2018 4:25 pm 
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CaoimhínSF wrote:
franc 91 wrote:
Well in that case, might I suggest that it could begin with - Go raibh ..... ?

Yes, if it's a wish/blessing for the future, rather than a prediction that "you will be ..", then:
Go raibh tú sona sásta!
May you be [very] happy!



I guess the prediction context would actually be more accurate for what I'm going for


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PostPosted: Wed 17 Jan 2018 6:10 am 
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Labhrás wrote:
sonas ort. But this is a bit short and an often used set (and empty) phrase


This one screams authentic Irish but.... as Labhrás mentioned it also screams meaningless-underwhelming-polite-word
You're more likely to say it to someone who moves aside on the escalator than to leave it written in your final testament....

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