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What does s fior thoil leamsa cananan an toil leatsa mean?

The phrase "s fior thoil leamsa cananan an toil leatsa" is a mix of Irish and English, making it a bit difficult to understand. Here's a breakdown:

* s fior thoil leamsa: This part is in Irish and translates to "I truly like/enjoy".

* cananan an toil leatsa: This part is a mix of Irish and English. "Cananan" is Irish for "language" and "an toil leatsa" is a phrase in Irish which means "what you like".

Putting it all together:

The phrase likely means: "I truly enjoy the language that you like."

However, there's a possibility that it was intended to be a different phrase with some typos or misunderstandings. It's hard to be certain without more context.

Possible alternative interpretations:

* "I truly enjoy the language that you enjoy" - if the "an" was meant to be "a"

* "I truly enjoy your language" - if "cananan an toil leatsa" was meant to be a singular phrase referring to a specific language liked by the person being addressed.

It would be helpful to know the context of the phrase to give a more accurate interpretation.

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