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What are the days of the week?

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Dé Domhnaigh-Sunday; Dé Luain- Monday; Dé Máirt- Tuesday; Dé Céadaoin- Wednesday; Déardaoin- Thursday; Dé hAoine- Friday; Dé Sathairn- Saturday.

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How do I say thank you in Irish Gaelic?

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Go raibh maith agat.

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How do you say Ireland in Irish Gaelic?

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Ireland is "Éire" in Irish Gaelic.

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How do I say and pronounce "Do you speak English" in Irish?

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"An bhfuil Béarla agat?" It means, "Have you English?" It's pronounced "un will bear la uggit."

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How do you say 'enjoy the whiskey'?

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English: Enjoy the whiskey. Irish: Bain sult as an fuisce

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How do you say "you are pretty" in Irish?

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English: You are pretty/beautiful Irish: Tá tú go hálainn

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How do you say 'I am excited to be here'?

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The Irish translation of 'I am excited to be here' is 'Tá sceitimíní orm a bheith anseo'.

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