Irish

The Irish phrase for “bon appétit” is bain sult as do bhia. This phrase is used to wish someone enjoyment of the meal they are about to eat.

The English phrase “happy st. paddy day” is translated into Irish as Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit.

In Irish, the phrase used to say “you’re dumb” is tá tú dúr. In Irish this phrase is used to tell someone that they are stubborn or obstinate.

The Irish word for a lough (a lake specifically found in Ireland or Scotland) is loch.

The Irish name Philip is written as Pilib. Pilib is used as a masculine given name.

The Irish word for ‘glen’ is gleann. gleann refers to a valley that is narrow and secluded.

The Irish word for egg is ubh. The word ubh refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl or the egg contents used as food.

The Irish word for chainsaw is sábh slabhrach. sábh slabhrach is used to refer to a saw that is driven by a power-driven chain.

In Irish, ‘you’ is expressed using the subject pronoun tú. The pronoun is used to address a single person in a familiar or informal way.

The Irish phrase for ‘stand up’ is seas. seas is used as a verb meaning to rise from a sitting position.