hospitality in Irish
hospitality in Irish is cóir, fáilte, gart — hospitality means friendly, generous treatment of guests or visitors.
hospitality in Irish
What does "hospitality" mean?
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noun Friendly, generous treatment of guests or visitors.
"We were grateful for their hospitality during our stay."
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noun The industry covering hotels, restaurants, and similar businesses.
"She has worked in hospitality for over a decade, mostly managing hotels."
hospitality in a sentence
- We were grateful for their hospitality during our stay.
- Thank you for your hospitality — the meal was wonderful.
- She has worked in hospitality for over a decade, mostly managing hotels.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hospitality" in Irish?
"hospitality" in Irish is cóir, fáilte, gart. hospitality means: Friendly, generous treatment of guests or visitors.
How do you use "hospitality" in a sentence?
Example: "We were grateful for their hospitality during our stay." In Irish, "hospitality" is cóir, fáilte, gart.
Are there other ways to say "hospitality" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "hospitality": cóir, fáilte, gart, aíocht, fáilteachas.