Irish

The Irish word for ‘I’ is mé.

The Irish word for morning is maidin. maidin is a noun used to refer to the part of the day between dawn and midday.

The Irish word for “no” is níl. níl is used to express the non-existence of something, meaning “there is no” or “there is not”.

Lyon is the Irish name for the city in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Lyon is used as a proper noun to refer to the specific city in France.

The Irish word for wreath is bláthfhleasc. bláthfhleasc refers to an ornamental circular band.

The English name Patricia is translated into Irish as Pádraigín. Pádraigín is the Irish female given name for the English name Patricia.

The English word ‘welcome’ is expressed in Irish as fáilte.

The English adjective “junior” is translated into Irish as sóisearach.

The Irish word for twenty is fiche. fiche is the cardinal number used to denote the quantity of twenty.

The phrase for “what time is it?” in Irish is cén t-am é? This phrase is used to ask for the current time of day.