Irish

The English phrase “goodbye, my friend” is translated into Irish as slán, a chara. This phrase is a friendly way to say goodbye to someone you know well.

tá grá mór agam duit is how you say I love you so much in Irish. This phrase is used to express a deep and strong feeling of love for another person.

The English phrase “last year” is translated into Irish as anuraidh. anuraidh is used to refer to the year before the current one.

The Irish word for gobshite is amadán. amadán is a noun used to describe a person who engages in nonsensical chatter.

The Irish word for bastard is bastard. The term is used to refer to a contemptible or unpleasant person.

The Irish phrase for “your age” is d’aois. This phrase is used to refer to the specific number of years a person has lived.

The Irish word for petal is peiteal. The word peiteal refers to one of the component parts of the corolla of a flower.

The Irish word for poppy is poipín. The term refers to any plant of the genus Papaver.

The Irish word for puffin is puifín. The term refers to the seabird Fratercula arctica.

The English phrase ‘organising’ is translated into Irish as ag eagrú.