If your English is not good, read here.

[Prosate]

You got a very valid point ther mate... Thanks for that

[ynotdu]

And a sense of humour never hurt anyone

and boners are the most importanty function of the human body bono ! ;-)

[LoMax]

Go raibh míle maith agat

[nanochickin]

Very Funny

Gaelic I presume

"Go raibh míle maith agat" -> "may you have a thousand good things" or "A thousand thankyous"

Or better translated -> "Thanks a million"



Nano

[Topper]

Go raibh míle maith agat - - Thank you very much.
The literal translation of this most common phrase is interesting and little known.

[compufunk]

Its actually used as just plain "Thank you very much", but the literal translation is really a wishing of good will.

"Go raibh maith agat" = "May you have good fortune" (or similar, there is really no direct translation).

[LoMax]

Its actually used as just plain "Thank you very much", but the literal translation is really a wishing of good will.

"Go raibh maith agat" = "May you have good fortune" (or similar, there is really no direct translation).

Agreed...was just used as 'Many Thanks' or 'Thank you very much' when I was going to school.

Just wanted to add a bit off Gaelic to the International community on here

[VDAVOODV]

This site is very useful
thank you

[mrnazam]

thanks brother.......

[k.saad2]

Merci beaucoup mon ami