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What does the irish phrase 'go raibh mile maith agaibh' mean in English??

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What does the irish phrase 'go raibh mile maith agaibh' mean in English??

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  1. A thousand thanks to you


  2. thank you very much..

  3. Directly translated that a (go raibh) thousand (mile) good things (maith) would be on you (agaibh). Correct equivalent phrase in English would be thanks a million. It is in the plural form i.e. thanks to a group of people. Singular form would be go raibh mile maith agat.

  4. It's the way to say "Thank you very much" and literally it means "may you have a thousand good things".

  5. It means 'thank you very much' when said to a group of people. To say 'thank you' to one person you would say 'Go raibh mile maith agat'

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