I had posted the following on another site:
I am considering the following phrase for my next tattoo, and would like to see it translated to Irish Gaelic.

"life is about the choices you make"


And received this following reply:
Perhaps something like Tá an saol bunaithe ar na roghanna a dhéanann tú


Can anyone verify this for me?
Thanks for any assistance.
Cathy

You've posted this in the Scottish Gaelic part of the forum, apparently by mistake. Irish and Scottish Gaelic are very closely related, but often have differences in spelling, word choice, pronunciation and/or grammar. If you're not sure how to repost this in the Irish translation section, one of the moderators may be able to do it for you.

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I'm not a native (or entirely fluent) speaker, so be sure to wait for confirmations/corrections, especially for tattoos.

Thanks for pointing out my mistake. I'll try posting in another forum.

Cathy

I see you've reposted in the Irish section, so I'll just lock this thread to avoid confusion.

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