In Irish Language Translations ("Irish Gaelic")

I'm in pain.
Máire is always sick. I think she has hypochondria.
I need to go home. I have a headache.
Turn left.
Turn around (addressed to multiple people).
It is opposite/across from the school.
It is next to/near the shop.
Mícheál is in love with Máire.
She loves Pádraig.
I love you. You are my one true love.
Go to sleep, my love.
She is beautiful.
He is tall.
She is a beautiful woman.
He is a tall man.
She has red hair.
I have brown hair.
I have blue eyes.
She has brown eyes.
He is very tall and very thin.
safety with you is usually said by the person staying behind.
safe journey to you.
. This is my new friend. Her name is Máire.
for me
for you
for her
for us
for you (plural)
for them
Denmark
Dane/Danish
your gate
broad
the mutton
The buildings are very tall in New York.
what is your career?
How much is that?
a field of flowers - genitive plural
This is my girlfriend. Her name is Áine.
My teacher
Where is he going? He is going up to the office.
I hope that he comes up soon.
friend
teacher
: O cat
O robin
O dentist
O girl
O sister
professor
pupil
manager
employee
ye
Burke
café
I'm starving!
I am twenty years old. (Literally, I am twenty years of age.)
on
in
Isn't
Is?
where
Caution children crossing
Gentlemen
Ladies
Information
I have a new dress.
Do you have any news?
Trick or treat!(Literally this sentence means: Give me a treat, or I will play a trick on you!)
spirit
ghost
witch
spider
tombstone
blood
skeleton
bone
apples
pumpkin
oranges
candy, sweets
nuts
walnuts
peanut
No. (literally "is not"). He is at school.
Aren't I beautiful?A:
He is home.
She is.
He is.
Yes.
He isn't.
Isn't he at home?
He is at home.
Why?
Why?
Why isn't he home?
Why isn't Tara sick?
Why isn't he home yet?
+ [[nach bhfuil sé sa bhaile?]] Why isn't he at home?

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