Irish

The Irish word for balloon is balún. balún is used to refer to a child’s toy, specifically a balloon.

The Irish phrase for “where are you from?” is cá as duit? This phrase is used to ask a person about their nationality or the place where they originated.

cnó cócó is the Irish word for coconut. The term is used to refer to the fruit of the coco palm.

The Irish word for “choice” is rogha. rogha is a noun used to refer to an option or a decision.

The Irish word for cupboard is cófra.

The English word ‘infinity’ is translated into Irish as éigcríoch.

The Irish word for longing is cumha. cumha is a masculine noun used to express a melancholic desire.

The Irish word for “kyle” is Kyle, referring to a narrow arm or channel of the sea. The term refers to a narrow arm or channel of the sea.

The English phrase “snowdrop” is plúirín sneachta in Irish. The term refers to the plant known as a snowdrop.

The English phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated into Irish as Dia duit, conas atá tú?