brehi; bahss; & affreh.
In Scottish Gaelic: ath-bhreith; in Irish: athbhreith.
'A happy birthday',Lá breithe sona dhuit (A happy birthday to you) in Irish Gaelic.
The phrase "Lá breithe sona duit" means "Happy Birthday to you" in Irish (Gaelic).
"Cad e do data breithe" is Irish Gaelic for "What is your date of birth?" The phrase is used to inquire about someone's birthdate. In Irish, "cad e" means "what is," "do" means "your," "data" means "date," and "breithe" means "of birth."
You don't ... it's not Irish Gaelic.
The last name Regan/Reagan in Irish is Ó Riagáin. As a female first name the closest actual Irish name might be Ríonach.
One way would be: Lá breithe faoi shonas duit, a Mhíchíl.
a haon [In Irish, "a haen"] Scottish Gaelic is:
In Irish "Happy Birthday, (with) love, Mom" would be "Lá breithe shona dhuit,le grá, Mam".In Scottish Gaelic: ?
Means "Thank you" when addressing one person in Irish (Gaelic).
Irish (Gaelic): Lá breithe sona, a Anna!Scottish Gaelic: '(Co) là breith sona dhut, a Anna!'or 'Ceann-bliadhna sona dhut, a Anna!'
It is:Lá breithe sonas duit!At least, when I got my masters in Celtic languages and spent a month and a half in the Gaeltacht, that's what I was taught.Breithlá sona dhuit