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Equatives in Gaelic
- In order to express equatives such as 'Cicero is Tully', Gaelic uses the expression below:
'S e Cicero agus Tully an aon duine. Cop.Pres AUG Cicero and Tully the same person 'Cicero and Tully are the same person.'
rather than:
*'S e Cicero Tully. Cop.Pres AUG Cicero Tully 'Cicero is idential to Tully.'
