Irish

In Irish, ‘no worries’ can be expressed as ná bí buartha. The phrase ná bí buartha is used to mean ‘don’t worry’.

The Irish word for banana is banana. banana refers to the fruit. It is a masculine noun.

The Irish word for “beach” is trá. trá is a noun referring to a sandy shore.

The English word beer is beoir in Irish. The word is used to refer to an alcoholic drink made of malt.

To say the surname haughey in Irish, write Ó hEochaidh. The English surname is an anglicized form of the Irish Ó hEochaidh.

The warm Irish slang for “thanks” is Thanks a million. Cheers is the quick casual version, and the Irish language says Go raibh maith agat.

The Irish word for pancake is pancóg. pancóg refers to a thin batter cake.

The English word ‘princess’ is expressed in Irish as banfhlaith. The term is used to describe a female member of a royal family.

The Irish for “hello” is Dia duit, which sounds like “DEE-uh gwit” and means “God to you”. The reply is Dia is Muire duit. Use Dia duit with one person.

The English word avocado is translated into Irish as abhacád. abhacád is the noun used to refer to the avocado fruit.