Irish

The English phrase school life is translated into Irish as saol scoile.

In Irish, “oops” is expressed as úps. Both forms are used as interjections to acknowledge a minor mistake.

The Irish word for bottle stopper (cork) is corc. corc refers to the stopper used in a bottle.

The English phrase ‘i will always love you’ is translated into Irish as beidh grá agam duit i gcónaí.

The Irish word for heating (the system) is téamh. téamh refers to a heating system.

The Irish word for ‘surname’ is sloinne. sloinne is a masculine noun used to refer to a name that indicates one’s family.

mo chroí is the Irish way to say “my heart”. The phrase is used as a term of endearment to refer to someone who is dearly loved.

The Irish word for ‘mammy’ is mamaí. mamaí is a noun used as a child’s name for their mother.

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The Irish word for ‘dale’ is gleann. gleann is a noun used to refer to a valley.