How to Say “Wolf” in Irish
The English word wolf is translated into Irish as mac tíre. Mac tíre is the most common and poetic way to refer to the animal in Irish.
The English word wolf is translated into Irish as mac tíre. Mac tíre is the most common and poetic way to refer to the animal in Irish.
The Irish phrase for “I like” is is maith liom. is maith liom is used to express that someone enjoys something or has a positive opinion of it.
The English phrase “happy international women’s day” in Irish is Lá Idirnáisiúnta na mBan faoi mhaise duit.
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The Irish word for bridge is droichead. droichead is a masculine noun used to describe a construction or a natural feature that spans a divide.
The Irish word for ‘mister’ is máistir. máistir is a noun used as a title for an adult male.
fadhb ar bith is the Irish way to say no problem. fadhb ar bith is used to express that no apology is necessary.
The Irish phrase for “leave me alone” is fág i m’aonar mé. This phrase is used when you want someone to stop talking to you.