David Vincent

The English phrase ‘I miss you’ can be said in Irish as airím uaim thú or braithim uaim thú. Both forms are used to express that you miss someone.

The English word shopkeeper is siopadóir in Irish. The term refers to a trader who sells goods in a shop.

The English phrase “hurling” is translated into Irish as iománaíocht. In Irish, the term refers to the traditional Irish game.

The Irish phrase for “your height” is d’airde. d’airde is used to refer to the measurement of how tall a person is.

Taylor is the Irish form of the English surname Taylor. Taylor is used as a person’s surname.

The Irish phrase for ‘go to bed’ is téigh a chodladh. téigh a chodladh is used when telling someone to go to bed or to lie down to sleep.

The Irish word for cake is císte. The term is used to describe a type of sweet dessert. You may also encounter cáca milis or cáca.

Caoimhe is the Irish spelling for the female given name keeva. Caoimhe is used as a female given name.

The English adjective “junior” is translated into Irish as sóisearach.

cál ceannann is the Irish phrase for colcannon. This phrase refers to a traditional Irish dish consisting of mashed potatoes mixed with cabbage or kale.