Irish

The Irish translation for the name Danielle is Danielle.

The Irish word for the plant heather is fraoch. fraoch is used to refer to the heather plant.

dia dhuit, conas atá tú? is the Irish way to say hello, how are you? This phrase is a common greeting used to say hello and ask about someone’s well-being.

The English word “where” can be expressed in Irish using cá, cá háit or cén áit.

tráthnóna maith agat is how you say good evening in Irish. This phrase is used as a greeting during the evening.

The Irish word for queen is banríon. banríon is a feminine noun used to refer to a female monarch.

The Irish word for copy is cóip. cóip is used to mean both the noun ‘a copy’ and the verb ‘to copy’.

The English word “ourselves” is translated into Irish as muid féin.

The English word “garbage” can be translated into Irish as bruscar or garr. Both terms refer to waste material.

In everyday Irish speech people say Howya, short for “how are you”. What’s the craic is another casual hello that asks what is going on.