Irish

an féidir liom a fháil? is the Irish way to say “can I have?”. This phrase is used as a polite way to ask for something or to request an item.

The Irish word for watermelon is mealbhacán uisce. mealbhacán uisce is the noun used to refer to the watermelon fruit.

The Irish phrase for “I am eleven years old” is tá mé aon bhliain déag d’aois. This phrase is used to make a statement expressing a person’s current age.

The English phrase “ireland forever” is expressed in Irish as Éirinn go Brách.

The Irish word for trousers is bríste. bríste is used to refer to an outer garment for the lower body that covers each leg separately.

The English word library is leabharlann in Irish. leabharlann refers to an institution that holds books and other materials.

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.