Bambi - Saol sa Fhoraois / A Life in the Woods

Bh? an teas chomh l?idir sin gur dh?n s? a sh?ile go docht.

The warmth was so strong that he shut his eyes tightly.

Ach d'oscail an solas rud ?igin ina chro? le f?rsa m?n.

But the light opened something in his heart with gentle force.

Mhothaigh Bambi faoi dhra?ocht, gafa i ngeasa ?thais.

Bambi felt enchanted, caught in a spell of joy.

Bh? sceitim?n? fi?ine air agus is ar ?igean a bh? s? in ann seasamh go socair.

He was overcome with wild excitement and could hardly stand still.

Bh? s? caillte go hioml?n i bpl?isi?r na huaire.

He was completely lost in the pleasure of the moment.

L?im s? san aer tr? huaire, ansin ceithre huaire, ansin c?ig huaire.

He leaped into the air three times, then four, then five.

B'?igean d? chosa l?im; n? raibh siad in ann fanacht socair.

His legs had to leap; they could not stay still.

Mhothaigh s? g? domhain le s?neadh agus l?im suas.

He felt a deep need to stretch and spring upward.

Sh?n a gh?aga ?ga amach le sonas i ngach treo.

His young limbs reached out with happiness in every direction.

Th?inig a an?il domhain agus l?n isteach ina bhrollach.

His breath came deep and full into his chest.

L?on s? a scamh?ga le haer milis na f?arach.

He filled his lungs with the sweet meadow air.

Bh? an boladh chomh h?lainn sin gur chuir s? l?im ar?s.

The scent was so lovely it made him leap again.

N? raibh Bambi ach ina leanbh f?s, l?n iontais.

Bambi was still only a child, full of wonder.