How to Say “Treat” in Irish
The Irish verb for ‘treat’ (to handle, deal with or behave towards in a specific way) is cóir leighis.
The Irish verb for ‘treat’ (to handle, deal with or behave towards in a specific way) is cóir leighis.
McBride in Irish is Mac Bríde. The phrase refers to the common Irish surname McBride.
The name of the English phrase ‘Mayo’ in Irish is Maigh Eo. Maigh Eo is the Irish name for Mayo, a county located in the west of Ireland.
The English phrase ‘charm’ (in the sense of a quality that inspires delight or admiration) is translated into Irish as mealltacht.
The English phrase “with love” is translated into Irish as le grá.
The English phrase “sleep well” is translated into Irish as codladh sámh. codladh sámh is a phrase used to wish someone a good and restful night of sleep.
The Irish word for bye is slán. slán is a short form used to say goodbye.
The Irish word for pink is bándearg. bándearg is used as an adjective to describe a color that is between red and white.
To say “I agree” in Irish, use aontaím. aontaím is used to show that you have the same opinion as someone else.