You can say "mo ghràdh" in Gaelic, which translates to "my love" or "my darling."
In Luhya language, you can say "Lusumo lwekhulunya" to mean lovely day.
In Tagalog, you can say "Magandang araw!" which translates to "Have a lovely day!"
In Sindhi language, "lovely" can be translated as "خوبصورت" (Khubsurat).
In Chinese, "lovely" can be translated as "可爱 (kě ài)".
You can say "C'était agréable de parler avec vous aujourd'hui" in French to convey "it was lovely to speak with you today".
In Irish: Susanna In Scottish Gaelic: Siùsan
In Irish it's: Muirthe (murha) / Muirithe (muriha)
In Irish it's "Lá ar dóigh agat"
In Irish it's "ba mhaith leat siúl amach liom?"
In Irish it's "tchífidh mé go luath thú"
Gaelic football is an Irish football. Gaelic means Irish. Obviously then the Gaelic our Irish people
mo chlann
lovely
Ulster Gealic
Gealic Broadcasting Committee. has written: 'Gaelic Broadcasting Committee annual report & accounts 1999-00'
inshin (Uinseann)
lovely restaurant - chamant resturante