Irish

The Irish phrase for “goodbye for now” is slán go fóill. slán go fóill is used to say goodbye when you expect to see or speak to the person again soon.

The Irish word for good is maith. The word maith is used as an adjective to describe something as pleasant or enjoyable.

The Irish word for “lemon” is líomóid. líomóid refers to the citrus fruit.

Galway is the name of a city in Ireland, known in Irish as Gaillimh.

The English phrase ‘miaow’ is translated into Irish as meow. This phrase is used to represent the sound that a cat makes.

The Irish word for ‘resurrect’ is aiséirigh. aiséirigh is a verb meaning to raise someone or something from the dead.

The English phrase “can I go to the toilet?” is translated into Irish as an bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leithreas?

The English word ‘calendar’ is translated into Irish as féilire. féilire refers to a system by which time is divided.

In Irish, the English phrase ‘shotgun’ (referring to the front passenger seat of a vehicle) is gunna gráin.

The English phrase “I love you, dad” is expressed in Irish as Is breá liom tú, a Dhaidí.