A little help for a tattoo

[D.O.A.]

OK here it is i am going to go get inked on my b-day in april. i figured out what i want. I am getting a celtic cross on the inside of my fore arm and with "in name of the father the son and the holy spirit" around it, but i want it in gaelic or latin but i do not know anyone that speaks gaelic, if anyone wants to help me out on this i would be much grateful.

 

[Icarus]

I wouldn't bother with the Gaelic. Theres only a few people left even here in Scotland that know it, and it'd just look a little ridiculous. Latin is a hell of a lot more badass too.

 

[midget31394]

What Capn said is correct, no one really speaks gaelic no more, we had it at my primary for people that came from wee villages just to learn it...

 

[Dewars]

http://www.irishgaelictranslator.com/<br>This is a link for an English to Irish translating forum. you can post the phrase you want translated and they'll translate it for you.

 

[United Pilot]

lol nice

 

[BORAT!]

hope the tattoo looks good man

 

[!Woodstock!]

Latin FTW!

 

[Britishbrat1993]

I'd go latin man. Juat makes it look that much cooler

 

[Sexy Beast]

Definitely go with the Latin.

 

[Ballzac]

It would probly make more sense to do gaelic with a celtic cross, but like capt said if the language looks stupid maybe its not the best idea, ive never seen it but I think it would make more sense to do with any of the celtic designs

 

[Icecold]

gaelic!

 

[Dewars]

If u can do it why not do it in Gaelic? I think the language looks cool
Tiocfaidh ?r l?<br>Amhr?n na bhFiann

 

[OODA Loop]

我喜歡邊遊戲組織 (<= translate that)

or go with latin, latin is awesome

 

[D.O.A.]

ya i have been thinking about it latin, plus latin would be a lot cheaper by about 50 bucks less charcters and all. On top of that i know a good bit of latin so i know if it is spelled right. i just want to make sure if i get inked it is spelled right and looks right. thanks for your guys' imput.

 

[!Woodstock!]

You better get it spelled right.

 

[Stick]

Just remember that you won't be able to have that showing in uniform.

 

[Foxhound]

The latin translation is "In Nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritūs Sancti" I remember it because its the last line in the boondock saints prayer.

 

[D.O.A.]

its nominetre or something on those lines

 

[!Woodstock!]

Foxhound has the spelling right. Greek would be cool as well.

 

[Interesting.]

I must be really dumb.....I have no idea what Gaelic is lol.