Simple translation of verse ‘Santa Claus is coming to town’

Fáilte (Welcome) Forums General Discussion (Irish and English) Simple translation of verse ‘Santa Claus is coming to town’

Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #36418
    skii33
    Participant

    Bhuel.

    Trying to translate this verse if anyone can help. Trying to keep it simple

    He sees you when your sleeping ( Bíonn sé ag féachaint ortsa)
    He knows when your awake ( Ag éisteacht leat gach lá)
    He knows when you’ve been bad or good. ( Tá a fhios aige nuair a bhí tú dána nó…
    So be good for goodness safe ( Bí an mhaith…….. )

    Go raibh maith agaibh
    x

    #42894
    Lughaidh
    Participant

    (In Donegal Irish:)

    Santa Claus is coming to town = Tá Deaidí na Nollag ag teacht chun na cathrach
    He sees you when your sleeping = Tchí sé thú nuair a bíos tú in do chodladh
    He knows when your awake = Bíonn a fhios aige nuair a bíos tú in do shuí
    He knows when you’ve been bad or good. = Bíonn a fhios aige nuair a bhí tú dalba nó maith
    So be good for goodness safe = Mar sin, bí maith ar son na maitheasa (?)

    #42895
    aonghus
    Participant

    Dála an scéal tá roinnt rannta deasa anseo

    http://www.seomraranga.com/2012/08/rannta-agus-amhrain-an-nollaig/

    #42896
    eadaoin
    Participant

    seo ceann atá againn sa rang – téann Sé leis an ceol go maith
    Tá na véarsaí eile ann freisin

    Bíonn sé ag féachaint ortsa,
    Ag éisteacht leat gach lá,
    Is muna mbíonn tú dána,
    Beidh gach aon rud go breá.

    níl fhios agam cé d’aistrigh é

    eadaoin

    #42897
    aonghus
    Participant

    Go deas: tá sé sin ar fáil anseo

    http://gaelscoilanbhradainfeasa.com/files/caruil_nollag.pdf [PDF]

    #42899
    skii33
    Participant

    Go raibh maith agaibh!

    Ceist eile.

    Muna mbíonn tú dána ( If you havn’t been bold? )

    Just not too sure of this line?

    #42900
    Lughaidh
    Participant

    Muna mbíonn tú dána ( If you havn’t been bold? )

    muna mbìonn tù = if you won’t be, or if you aren’t (in general, usually)

    if you haven’t = muna raibh tù

Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.