How to Say “Be Quiet” in Irish
bí ciúin is the Irish way to say ‘be quiet’. This phrase is used as a request or a command for someone to stop making noise.
bí ciúin is the Irish way to say ‘be quiet’. This phrase is used as a request or a command for someone to stop making noise.
The Irish phrase for ‘god bless you’ is Dia leat. Dia leat is used to somebody who has sneezed.
The Irish word for sister is deirfiúr. deirfiúr is a noun used to refer to a woman or girl who has the same parents as another person.
The English name Sarah is translated into Irish as Sorcha. Sorcha is the Irish form of the Hebrew given name Sarah.
The English word “gardening” is translated into Irish as garraíodóireacht. The term refers to the care of a garden.
The Irish word for girl is cailín. cailín is a masculine noun used to refer to a young female person.
The English word “species” is translated into Irish as speiceas. The term refers to a group of plants or animals that have a similar appearance.
The Irish word for robbery is robáil. robáil is a noun used to describe the act or practice of robbing.
The Irish word for predator is creachadóir. creachadóir is a noun used to describe an animal or organism that hunts.