Irish

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 word for the head of government in some German-speaking countries, chancellor, is seansailéir.

The Irish phrase for “do you speak Irish?” is An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?

The Irish phrase for good luck is go n-éirí an t-ádh leat. These phrases are used to wish fortune upon someone or to offer encouragement.

In Irish, the word for bathroom is seomra folctha. The term seomra folctha is used to refer specifically to a room that contains a bathtub.

The Irish phrase for “I love you, mom” is tá grá agam duit, a mhamaí.

Katherine in Irish is Caitríona. Caitríona is the Irish form of the female given name Katherine.

The English phrase ‘greed’ is translated into Irish as antlás. The term refers to the selfish desire for more than is needed.

To clap in Irish is to say bualadh bos. bualadh bos is used to describe the action of striking the palms of the hands together.

The English phrase tricolour is translated into Irish as trídhathach. The term refers to a flag consisting of three stripes of different colours.