Penelope Ivy

The phrase “what are you doing?” in Irish is translated as cad atá á dhéanamh agat?

The English phrase ‘psyche’ is translated into Irish as psíc. psíc refers to the human soul, mind or spirit.

The Irish word for the verb ‘to vacuum’ is folús. This term is used as a transitive verb meaning to clean something using a vacuum cleaner.

The Irish word for tree is crann. crann is a masculine noun used to refer to a large woody plant.

The Irish way to say hello is Dia dhuit.

In Irish, the word for the English phrase ‘irish’ (referring to the language) is Gaeilge. Gaeilge is the noun used to name the Irish language.

The Irish phrase for “good day” is Lá maith. Lá maith is used as a greeting between sunrise and sunset.

The Irish word for ‘me’ is mé. mé is the pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition.

The Irish phrase for curly hair is gruaig chatach. This phrase is used to describe hair that grows in spirals or curls.