How to Say “It Is” in Irish
The English phrase “it is” can be translated into Irish as is ea.
Ava is the Irish form of the female given name Ava. Ava is used as a proper noun for a female given name.
The Irish word for cereal is gránach. The term refers to grains of such a grass.
The English phrase ‘whale’ is translated into Irish as míol mór. míol mór refers to a large sea mammal.
The English word ‘vicious’ is translated into Irish as fíochmhar.
The Irish word for “no” is níl. níl is used to express the non-existence of something, meaning “there is no” or “there is not”.
The Irish phrase for “me too” is Mise freisin. Use this phrase to express that something applies to you as well.
The Irish verb for “eat” is ith. This verb refers to the act of eating a meal.
The Irish phrase for “shut up” is dún do bhéal. The phrase is used as an interjection to tell someone to stop talking.