As an adjective : crón or buí
"Irish tan" is simply a slang term for a sunburn.
'Shining' as a verb in Irish Gaelic is: ag soilsiú(pronounced egg syle-shoe). As an adjective: Lonrach,dealraitheach, taitneamhach. In Scottish Gaelic: ?
pazhar (the 'a' is like the a in tan)
Many Irish people do tan. It depends on their complexion. Fairer people are more likely to burn, but some Irish people are slightly darker and will tan. Some of the original Irish people came from northern Spain and their descendants are the Irish people that are slightly darker and will tan. Some Irish people are of fairer skin and could have roots back to Scandinavia through the Vikings and so have fairer skin, so they will burn easier than tan.
"As" is an English equivalent of the Spanish word tan. The adverb also translates into English as "so" or "such" according to context. Regardless of meaning or use, the pronunciation will be "tahn" in Spanish.
latino and/or tan
tan :)
Tá dath álainn uirthi
Cantante is an Italian equivalent of the English word "singer". Specifically, the word is a noun in its singular form. It may refer to a female or male singer. The pronunciation will be "kan-TAN-te" in Italian.
The word tan is a noun. It can also be a verb. For example: I am lucky that I always tan and never burn.
Before 900 CE; Middle English writen, Old English wrītan; cognate with Old Saxon wrītan to cut, write, German reissen to tear, draw, Old Norse rīta to score, write
you can go to animaljam.com or just animal jam and get your answers there just type in english place tan the computer can transalte the word there it is easy!