"We must save Gaelic before it's too late"
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Thanks so much for the link.
Many people, that are speaking gaelic, have at least a similar idea concerning the neccessity of the survival of the language, but it is good to see, that it is spoken out loud and visible, even if might not change much.


Many people, that are speaking gaelic, have at least a similar idea concerning the neccessity of the survival of the language, but it is good to see, that it is spoken out loud and visible, even if might not change much.







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Mar a thuirt Art còir ann an àite eile:
http://www.facebook.com/arthur.cormack?fref=tsMu dheireadh thall, rudeigin ann am pàipear nàiseanta is fhiach a leughadh - after the nonsense that has appeared of late in the east coast 'competition' it is refreshing, and welcome, to see this in today's Herald - good on Jock Morrison!
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Btw the comments reveal something interesting (and related to another current thread here): according to Wikipedia's article on Scottish Gaelic grammar you say is Albannach mi for "I am Scottish" and is beag an taigh e for "it's a small house". Shame I'm too busy/lazy to do anything about it... 
