Loyalty translates as dílse or dílseacht, dílse being the noun. Love translates as Grá, in Irish you are in love with someone so it would be ' i ngrá le' or a beautiful way to say in love with someone is to say my heart is in the person 'tá mo chroí istigh inti (female)/ann (male)
There are a few different versions of great grandmother in Irish. Sinseanmhathair (sounds like shin-shan-wawhir) is one translation. The word translate to great old mother.
a haon [In Irish, "a haen"] Scottish Gaelic is:
Weigh is pronounced the same way one would pronounce the word way. One does not pronounce the g or h. The word means to find the mass or weight of something.
No. It is Irish Stew.
ó aen guh kaed. (from one to a hundred)
olok
nationalism!
Patriotism
The Irish word for "eye" is spelt súil.
You can listen to an native Icelander pronounce the word ''tanngjóstur''(modern spelling of ''tanngjóstr'') in the related link.
There is one syllable in the word "where." (You pronounce it the same as the word "wear.")
Sh-o-ve But pronounce it as if it was all one syllable.