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The Irish phrase for “shut your mouth” is dún do bhéal. This phrase is an impolite way to tell someone to stop talking.

The Irish word for vine is fíniúin. This noun refers to any climbing or trailing plant.

The Irish phrase for “hi, my name is” is dia duit, is mise.

The Irish word for chicken is sicín. This noun refers to the bird.

The Irish word for river is abhainn. The word abhainn is a noun used to describe a large stream which drains a landmass.

The English word ‘the’ is translated into Irish as an or na.

The Irish word for ‘roots’ (referring to ancestors) is fréamhacha.

In Irish, ‘stuff’ is translated as rudaí. The word rudaí is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.

The Irish word for extinguish is múch.

The Irish phrase for “love from” is Le grá. Le grá is a closing phrase used at the end of a letter or card to show affection for the recipient.