So, you’re interested in learning the language, eh? There’s lots of great resources online for familiarising yourself with the language, such as radio and TV webcasts. Try to find an Irish class in your area, but a good backup to start with is a learn-on-your-own software. And I’ve chosen a couple for you here.
Literally, it means “I have love for you”. You can also say “Tá grá agam ort“, if you like.
Dia Dhuit is a very common way of saying Hello in Irish. Literally, it means something like “God to you”.
Saying “Thank you” in Irish depends on how many people you are speaking to. If you are
speaking to one person, you say Go raibh maith agat.
Pronounce Teaghlach like chai-lockh, giving the -ckh a throaty sound.
In Munster and Connacht Irish, pronounce the word as graw.
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