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Irish Travel Dictionary

Irish is a language unto it's own, and you'll find it around many parts of Ireland. Of course though, English is the main language spoken. Apart from some slang and heavy accents, you shouldn't have much trouble.

Irish / English Translations

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Into English
From English
Word:

Yes = sea, tá
No = ní hea, nil
Thank you = Go raibh maith agat
Thank you very much = Go raibh míle maith agat
You're welcome = Tá fáilte romhat
Excuse me = Gaibh mo phardún
Hello = Dia dhuit
Goodbye = Slán agat/slán leat
So long = Slán
Good morning = Maidin mhaith
Good afternoon = Dia dhuit tráthnóna
Good night = Óiche mhaith

Where is ...? = Cá bfhuil....?
How much is the fare? = Cad é an táille?
Ticket = ticéad
One ticket to ..., please. = ticéad amháin le do thoil.
Where are you going? = cá bfhuil tú ag imeacht?
Where do you live? = Cá maireann tú?

Train = traen
Bus = bus
Airport = aerphort

Accomodation

Hotel = ostán
Room = seomra
Reservation = áirithint
Are there any vacancies for tonight? = an bfhuil aon seomraí ar fáil anocht?
No vacancies = lán

Passport = pas

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