Luath = Lu a (loo ah)
"Bainne" is pronounced as "bawn-ya" in Irish.
Roisha is pronounced as ROY-sha, with the emphasis on the first syllable.
The word "Celts" in Irish is pronounced as "keltz." The "c" in "Celts" is pronounced as a hard "k" sound.
"Slainte" is pronounced as "slawn-cha." It is an Irish term commonly used as a toast when raising a glass for good health.
SHO-sav .... its the Irish form of Joseph.. hope this helps SHO-siv ... my boyfriend's name :-)
In Irish it's "tchífidh mé go luath thú"
gasta, sciobtha, tapaidh are Irish Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic is luath.
If you mean as in a "fleet" of ships, etc: In Irish (Gaelic) it is "cabhlach" or "loingeas". In Scottish Gaelic: ? If you mean "fast" the Irish is luath, mear, or tapaidh. Scottish Gaelic:?
In Irish it's "Tá súil agam go gcluinfidh mé uaitse go luath"
You Pronounce it gallaher im Irish so that's the way i think you defintely pronounce it as the name is Irish
i will see: feicfidh mé you: tú soon: go luath ...and all together it goes: "feicfidh mé go luath thú" If you want to say "see you(pl) soon" its "feicfidh mé go luath sibh" or If you want to say "WE will see you soon" its "feicimid go luath thú/sibh"
banfrinsa aeranokh (Banphrionsa Éireannach)
You don't ... it's not Irish Gaelic.
Gallaher
"awl-in"
millish
'Hello'