Irish

The Irish word for brother is deartháir. deartháir is a masculine noun used to refer to a male sibling.

The Irish word for rain is báisteach. báisteach is a noun used to describe an instance of particles falling

To restore in Irish is déan nár. The phrase is used to express the action of bringing something back to a previous condition or state.

The Irish word for antler is beann. The word beann refers to the bony structure found on the head of a deer.

The English word dog is translated into Irish as madra. The term refers to the animal (noun).

The English phrase ‘hurry up’ is translated into Irish as brostaigh (ar). You can use the informal phrase Ballaigh ort! to tell someone to get going.

fáilte go hÉirinn is the Irish way to say welcome to Ireland. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived in Ireland.

The Irish way to say “bless you” to someone who has sneezed is Dia linn!

The English phrase ‘I miss you’ can be said in Irish as airím uaim thú or braithim uaim thú. Both forms are used to express that you miss someone.

The English word shopkeeper is siopadóir in Irish. The term refers to a trader who sells goods in a shop.