April Fools' Day in Irish
April Fools' Day in Irish is Lá Aibreáin, Lá na nAmadán — April Fools' Day means 1 April, a day on which people traditionally play tricks and tell invented stories, with the custom in many countries that the joking stops at noon.
April Fools' Day in Irish
Lá Aibreáin
The first day in April, when tricks and practical jokes are traditionally played
Lá na nAmadán
The first day in April, when tricks and practical jokes are traditionally played
What does "April Fools' Day" mean?
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noun 1 April, a day on which people traditionally play tricks and tell invented stories, with the custom in many countries that the joking stops at noon.
"The newspaper ran a spoof story about square eggs for April Fools' Day."
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April Fools' Day in a sentence
- The newspaper ran a spoof story about square eggs for April Fools' Day.
- Nobody believed the engagement announcement because it came out on April Fools' Day.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "April Fools' Day" in Irish?
"April Fools' Day" in Irish is Lá Aibreáin, Lá na nAmadán. April Fools' Day means: 1 April, a day on which people traditionally play tricks and tell invented stories, with the custom in many countries that the joking stops at noon.
How do you use "April Fools' Day" in a sentence?
Example: "The newspaper ran a spoof story about square eggs for April Fools' Day." In Irish, "April Fools' Day" is Lá Aibreáin, Lá na nAmadán.
Are there other ways to say "April Fools' Day" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "April Fools' Day": Lá Aibreáin, Lá na nAmadán.
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