Irish

The Irish phrase for “your birthday” is do lá breithe. This phrase refers to the anniversary of the day on which a person was born.

In Irish, the phrase for “I have brown hair” is Tá gruaig dhonn orm. This phrase is used to make a statement describing the color of your own hair.

The Irish phrase for “see you tomorrow” is feicfidh mé amárach thú.

The Irish word for slender is caol.

The English name Alice is translated into Irish as Ailís. Ailís is the Irish form of the female given name Alice.

The Irish word for grace (meaning elegant movement, poise or balance) is grásta.

Bain sult as do bhia is the Irish way to say enjoy your meal. This is a polite phrase used to wish someone pleasure while they are eating their food.

Bundoran is translated into Irish as Bun Dobhráin. Bun Dobhráin is the name used for the seaside town and village located in County Donegal, Ireland.

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

The Irish word for maiden is maighdean f ainnir. The term refers to an unmarried young female.