How to Say “No Worries” in Irish
In Irish, ‘no worries’ can be expressed as ná bí buartha. The phrase ná bí buartha is used to mean ‘don’t worry’.
In Irish, ‘no worries’ can be expressed as ná bí buartha. The phrase ná bí buartha is used to mean ‘don’t worry’.
The Irish word for pancake is pancóg. pancóg refers to a thin batter cake.
The English phrase “it is raining” is translated into Irish as tá sé ag cur báistí.
The Irish word for the region of North West France, Brittany, is an Bhriotáin.
The Irish word for seagull is faoileán. faoileán refers to a common coastal bird with white and grey feathers.
The Irish word for trousers is bríste. bríste is used to refer to an outer garment for the lower body that covers each leg separately.
tá grá mór agam duit is how you say I love you so much in Irish. This phrase is used to express a deep and strong feeling of love for another person.
The Irish word for bastard is bastard. The term is used to refer to a contemptible or unpleasant person.