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How do you say scared in Irish?
Scared in Irish- scanraithe. Hope this helped :)
What is scared in Irish?
The word "scared" in Irish is "eagla" when referring to fear in general. However, if you're looking for the adjective "scared," it translates to "scanraithe." For example, you might say "Tá mé scanraithe," which means "I am scared."
What is the Irish for 'I was scared'?
Bhí mé scanraithe.
What was Queen Victoria scared of?
Obviously Irish-separatist movements such as the Fenians- which evolved into the IRA (irish Republican Army) when I was a kid I thought it was Irish Republic AND Army- as most Irishers in politics- The Kennedys for example, are democrats.
New immigration in America scared what people in the 1840s?
Both the Irish immigrants (who came over sick and starving) and the New Yorkers and Philadelphians and Chicagoans and Bostonians. They were frightened by the sheer masses (millions came over during the potato famine) and because so many of the Irish were infected with typhus and other diseases and malnutrition. They were scared they would be infected and also they would lose jobs.
What is Gaelic for scared?
In Irish: 'I am scared' is 'Tá eagla orm.' I'm pretty sure it means 'I have fear on me.' Yeah, not the most sensical language
Do Irish people like curry?
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Are Sinn Féin nationalists or loyalists?
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If Harry Potter was real would you be scared?
No, but if Voldemort were real, I would be scared.
Would you feel scared of sharks in Australia?
I would be scared of sharks anywhere
What is the Irish for 'Irish son'?
'Irish son' would be 'mac Éireannach' in Irish.
Why did the Germans stick together?
because the Irish wanted to fight them and the Germans were scared so they always stuck together
