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IRISH SPEAKERS!!! Anyone know how to say "I am not afraid to walk this world alone" in Irish?

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  1. hej

    Jag är inte rädd att gå här i världen ensam

    där du går! Jag hoppas att jag hjälpt

    Chelsie


  2. These transltions are wrong.

    Níl eagla orm a shiúl sa domhain mé féin - means I'm not afraid to walk in the world myself.

    Níl eagla/faitíos orm siúl an domhan liom féin - means I'm not afraid walk the world with myself

    Níl eagla/faitíos orm siúl liom féin sa domhan seo - I'm not afraid walk with myself in this world

    None of them really make sense.

    You would say it this way-

    Níl eagla orm an domhan seo a shiúl i m'aonair

    you could say it this way too -

    Níl eagla orm chun siúl an domhan seo i m'aonair

    alone is - i m'aonair.


  3. "Níl eagla/faitíos orm siúl an domhan liom féin"

    I am not afraid to walk the world alone.

    "Níl eagla/faitíos orm siúl liom féin sa domhan seo"

    I am not afraid to walk in this world on my own

    "eagla" and "faitíos" ar both words for fear.  

  4. I wouldn't be 100% sure of this answer but it's pretty close

    "Níl eagla orm a shiúl sa domhain mé féin"

    Pronounced best as

    "Neel ugg-la or-mmm ah hu-ill sah do-an may heh-in"

    It could probably be better translated as "I'm have no fear of walking by myself (alone) in the world"

    I can't think of any better way of saying it.

    I am not afraid = Níl eagla orm

    walk = siúl

    the world = an domhain - this world wouldn't be used. the Irish like simplicity and there is only one world, traditionally speaking, anyway, so why complecate things

    alone = mé féin

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