Irish

The English phrase ‘honour’ is translated into Irish as onóir.

The Irish phrase for “sir” is a dhuine uasail.

The Irish word beag means small. beag is used to describe something that is small in size or small in amount.

The Irish word for the English phrase ‘mile’ is míle. míle is a noun used to denote a measure of length.

The Irish word for scissors is siosúr. siosúr refers to the tool used for cutting.

The Irish phrase for “shut up” is dún do bhéal. The phrase is used as an interjection to tell someone to stop talking.

Shannon is the name of the longest river in Ireland, referred to in Irish as Shannon.

The English adjective stubborn is expressed in Irish as ceanndána.

The Irish word for “blessings” is beannachtaí. beannachtaí refers to prayers or wishes for divine favor and protection given to someone.

The Irish phrase for “I like you” is is maith liom thú.