Irish

In Irish, ‘my family’ is said as mo theaghlach. The phrase is used to refer to the group of people who are related to a person.

To say reel in Irish, use ríl. ríl means a spool.

The Irish word for the interrogative pronoun “what” is cad.

The English phrase “her name is” is translated into Irish as is ainm di. This phrase is used to introduce a female person by stating her name.

In Irish, ‘i love you’ is expressed as tá grá agam duit. tá grá agam duit is the standard way to express romantic love or deep affection in Irish.

Katie is the Irish form of the female given name Katie. Katie is used as a female given name.

In Irish, the word for the cardinal number zero is nialas. The term is used to denote the number before 1, representing nothing.

The Irish phrase for ‘okay’ is ceart go leor.

The Irish phrase for ‘a thousand welcomes’ is céad míle fáilte. céad míle fáilte is used as a warm and enthusiastic greeting to welcome guests or visitors.

The Irish word for god is dia. The word dia is a noun used to refer to a general deity.