Shlanzie var
Posted by Victoria S Dennis on October 26, 2005
In Reply to: Shlanzie var posted by Renate on October 26, 2005
: I am from Austria and have an argument with a friend (whoes roots are scotish) about the word "shlanzie var", if it is Scotish or Irish. I would be glad to find out if I did the right spelling and where it really comes from.
: It's spelt Slainte Mhath (plus some accents that I don't know how to reproduce online), and it is both Scots Gaelic and Irish Gaelic, these languages being twins.
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