Anyone know the gaelic word for '22'??

[Lou]

Hiya, I've just spent the last hour searching for the scottish gaelic word for the number '22' - and no luck!!!! Any one know what it is please????? Thanks, Lou x
:roll:

[changilass]

Quick google and I got

dha' ar fhichead

from a bbc website, hope this is right and does what you want it to :D

[karia]

Hi Lou,

would this be a 'birthday' 22' by chance, and if so,...how long have we got to get back to you?;)

Karia

[Alice in Blunderland]

Gosh if only Weeboyagee was here this thread is right up his street .

Hes been missing all weekend me thinks Connie and her brothers have kidnapped him :eek::lol:

[gollach]

Gosh if only Weeboyagee was here this thread is right up his street

Come on, he's a lot older than 22! :lol:

[karia]

Is that 'oor connie off of the Org?;)

The rascals!

Should We be purchasing hats?

Karia

[Lou]

Thanks for your replies... and the answer! I spent an hour on google trying to find it... and changilass did it at lightnin' speed!

Regretably i'm nearer to '40' than '22', but still young enough to remember it!

We're looking for name for our house, and 22 has always been a lucky number of mine. Haven't a clue how to pronounce it now I've got it! Thanks again for your help........ x
:eek:

[Alice in Blunderland]

Is that 'oor connie off of the Org?

The rascals!

Should We be purchasing hats?

Karia

Karia I tried to marry Connie and Weeboyagee off to each other many threads ago .........sadly one of them seems shy of commitment top of the class if you can guess which one....:lol:


Connie did offer to move in at one point but her suitcases never arrived. :eek:

[Alice in Blunderland]

Come on, he's a lot older than 22! :lol:



Try telling that to him he seems to be partying ,partying and more partying at the momment. Oh and not forgetting the odd appearance on telly with his pussycats :eek: