Starting language: ENGLISH
Target language: IRISH GAELIC
Purpose: Tattoo
I have been searching for someone to translate a phrase for me for months and months. So far, no one has been willing to help me, and most haven't even replied to my letters. I'm wanting to get a paraphrased version of a quote that's very close to my heart tattooed onto myself in Irish Gaelic. Because this is going to be permanent, it's VERY important that it be EXACT. The phrase is:
"Courage is the quiet voice."
Can anyone help me??
5 Words into Irish Gaelic
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Well, I'd like you to explain me what it means exactly because it's not clear so I can't translate it properly !I have been searching for someone to translate a phrase for me for months and months. So far, no one has been willing to help me, and most haven't even replied to my letters. I'm wanting to get a paraphrased version of a quote that's very close to my heart tattooed onto myself in Irish Gaelic. Because this is going to be permanent, it's VERY important that it be EXACT. The phrase is:
"Courage is the quiet voice."
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Qn qui parle 2 langues = un bilingue.
Et qn qui ne parle qu'une langue? = un Français.
Qn qui parle 2 langues = un bilingue.
Et qn qui ne parle qu'une langue? = un Français.
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It's a paraphrase of my favorite quote by Mary Anne Radmacher. The full version is,
"Courage does not always roar; sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, 'I will try again tomorrow.'"
It's important that once translated, the phrase be, "Courage is the quiet voice" not "Courage is a quiet voice."
"Courage does not always roar; sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, 'I will try again tomorrow.'"
It's important that once translated, the phrase be, "Courage is the quiet voice" not "Courage is a quiet voice."
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