Shaun Floyd

The Irish word for “in” is i. i is a preposition used to indicate that something is contained by a space or a location.

Tá fuath agam ort is the Irish way to say “I hate you”. This phrase is used to express an intense dislike for someone.

The Irish phrase for “my homework” is mo chuid obair bhaile. This phrase refers to the schoolwork that a student is assigned to complete at home.

The English phrase ‘great’ is translated into Irish as go hiontach.

Saying thank you is a universal gesture of appreciation that brings warmth and positivity to any interaction. In the rich

The Irish word for joyful is lúcháireach.

The Irish word for ‘christian’ is Críostaí. Críostaí is a noun used to refer to a member of the Christian religion.

The English phrase “ireland forever” is expressed in Irish as Éirinn go Brách.

The Irish word for “years” is blianta. blianta is the plural form used to refer to multiple periods of twelve months.

The Irish word for “brilliant” (meaning highly intelligent) is thar barr. thar barr is used to describe someone or something as being highly intelligent.