"Focáil leat" is an Irish phrase that translates to "Focus with you" in English. It's often used in contexts where one is encouraging someone to concentrate or pay attention. If you need a specific context or usage, please provide more details!
"Tá do chara ag dul leat" means "You're friend is going with you"
Go mbeidh an tádh leat. It bascally means may there be luck with you. It is pronounced: G'meg on taw lat.
this is Irish not French - I'm in love with you
It means Good-Bye in either Irish or Scots Gaelic
The name Gearoid is the Irish/Gailge version of Gerard. To say Gearoid it is pronounced Gar-owed, or Gah-road which ever works for you. Slan leat. The G is a hard G like in Gareth or Grover.
Seo leat a mhamaí / Siúil leat a mhamaí
'As you wish' in Irish is 'is mian leat' "as you wish " in Irish is "mar is mian leat" or "mar is áil leat". "is mian leat" simply means "you wish" and not "as you you wish".
Mar sin leat an-dràsta! goodbye for now! Slàn leat an-dràsta goodbye for now Slàn leat! (response) Slàn agad!
Conas a d'éirigh leat?
in aice leat go deo / in éineacht leat go deo(Sheena 2002)...................................................................................................................(Táim) in éineacht leat i gcónaí. (I am) always with you.(2k3r021)
Slán leat
Siúil leat
mar sin leat
Foc il leat
Táim i ngrá leat .
Go dtaitní an bóthar leat
Beannacht leat, a Dhaid.