Irish

The English word ‘shoulders’ is translated into Irish as guaillí. guaillí refers to the joints where the arms connect to the torso of the body.

The Irish phrase for “hello beautiful” is dia duit, a áilleacht.

The Irish surname McCool is written as Mac Cumhaill. This phrase is used as a surname.

The word “and” in Irish is agus. Both agus and is function as conjunctions used to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera.

The Irish verb for to rip (to divide or separate the parts of) is stróic.

The Irish word for the verb ‘to bow’, meaning to bend oneself as a gesture of respect or deference, is bogha.

The Irish word for ‘howl’ is amhail.

The English phrase “hello from ireland” is translated into Irish as dia duit ó Éirinn.

The English word ‘the’ is translated into Irish as an or na.

an-mhaith is the Irish way to say very good. This phrase is used to describe something of high quality or a high level of skill.