7 Ways to say "I love you" in Irish

While there is no direct translation of "I

love

you" into the Irish language, we have many beautiful

ways

to express our

love

for each other. "Mo gráe thú" Which translates to You are my love "Mo gráe thú" The same idea in a slightly different Irish dialect is "Is tú mo gráe" Again, translated as You are my love "It's you mo gráe" You can Use that “you” again to get some more ideas. "Is tú mo cuisle" You are my pulse "Is tú mo cuisle" Or you could say "Is tú mo storín" Which is like You are my love "Is tú mo storín" So we have many

ways

to express our affection that involves talking about our hearts t The first of them is "Tá mo hórí istích yonat" Which literally translates as My heart is inside you "Tá mo hórí istích yonat" We have here again a nice concept that uses the heart which is " Grá geal mo hórí" It has that word "grá" for love "Geal" means bright or shiny And "mo chrói" is my heart So it's like "Grá geal mo chrói" The bright love of my heart "Grá geal mo chrói" And the last one I want to share with you is the idea of ​​"love forever" or "love forever" that you can express by saying "Grá go deo" Love forever So I hope you can use one of these, one or two of these little phrases here to express your love for the people closest to you.

Thank you! Bye