Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Galway"

A: It's also a surname. E.g. the flautist James Galway. A lot of people in the UK have surnames that are place names.

A: A girl with black hair and blue eyes.

A: Galway is a city in Ireland :D

A: Galway is a town in Ireland, so it means a girl from there.

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There is no difference – they are both grammatically incorrect enough to be confusing.

I mean, the general meaning is clear enough, but

"..like so crazy..."...?? This doesn't fit grammatically, and your meaning is anything but clear

A: Galway girl implies that she strongly identifies with being from there. For example "even though I live in New York I'll always be a Texas girl." Whereas when you say she's from somewhere there is no other meaning.

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A: Galway is a city in Ireland.
Galway Girl means the girl from Galway city in Ireland

A: × you have to enjoy Galway like so crazy that you'll never forget it
✓ You have to enjoy Galway so much you will never forget it.

A: Galway é um município na Irlanda

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