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What is the sun shining in Gaelic languages?
The sun shining in Gaelic languages can be expressed as follows:
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Scottish Gaelic:
A' ghrian a’ sìneadh
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Irish:
An ghrian ag taitneamh
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Manx:
Yn ghrian çheet
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