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bam3186 — 9 years ago(April 30, 2016 02:03 PM)

anl nathrach orth bhiss bethad do chl dnmha
Love this line. Would be the secret password of my club, if I were still 11 years old.

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Thanks for that info. I always wondered what language the charm of making was in.

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It's in Gaelic. http://www.maryjones.us/jce/charmmaking.html
"
Occasionally
I'm callous and strange."

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I remember it more as:
"Anal nathrath uthrus besus dociel vente"
Figuring out the correct spelling might enable someone to learn what language it is in and what - if anything - it means.

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