Irish

The Old Irish for “I love you” is not·charaim. A religious poem addresses Christ with not·charaim.

The English word mermaid is maighdean mhara in Irish. The term refers to the mythological woman with a fish’s tail.

The English name Victoria is translated into Irish as Victeoiria. Victeoiria is the Irish form of the female given name Victoria.

The Irish word for glue is gliú. gliú refers to a sticky adhesive substance.

The phrase “I am a girl” in Irish is is cailín mé. This phrase is used by a female child or young woman to identify her gender.

The English phrase words is translated into Irish as focail.

The Irish phrase for “safe travels” (bon voyage) is go dté tú slán.

The Irish word for suitable is oiriúnach. The word is used to describe something that is appropriate to a certain occasion.

The English phrase ‘whale’ is translated into Irish as míol mór. míol mór refers to a large sea mammal.

To say “I love Ireland” in Irish, you use Is breá liom Éire. This phrase is used to express a strong liking or affection for the country of Ireland.