Gaeilge (Irish language) agat (at-you) labhair (speaking) liom (with me)
Doesn't make sense. What are you trying to say?
Tar a luí liom
"Is áil liom tú" means "I desire you"
"Is aoibhinn liom gach rud faoi thú" is a poor translation but word for word it means "I like everything about you".
Irish Gaelic:Is breá liom teangacha (I like languages.)
You may not have it written absolutely correctly, but breaking it down into parts, you get:Fáilte romhat, a Thomáis - Welcome Thomas.Is maith liom an Ghaeilge leis - I like Irish too.Maith an fear - Good man.
Firemen are people so you can't use this expression, gaeilge=irish language (i.e. Gaelic)Tá grá agam do Fhir Dhóiteáin GaelachaI love Irish FiremenTáim an-cheanúil ar Fir Dhóiteáin GaelachaI'm very fond of Irish Firemen
This sentence is incorrect;the Scottish Gaelic would be: Leam daonnan. It would sound likelem deunan. Liom is Irish Gaelic, a separate language.
"I like you" Is breá liom tú. (iss bir-rawl-yum thoo) in Irish Gaelic.
It's whatever you typed into Google Translate. BTW it's a poor translation.
Another epic fail from Google Translate.
"Is aoibhinn liom" means "I love"
"is fuath liom" means "I hate"