dixiebop 125 Posted September 6, 2011 Report Share Posted September 6, 2011 is it hard to learn.is irish and scotish gaelic different?? I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time of Ignoramaces,the amount of Intellects in the community would make it a fine place for "Geek Pill" To drink Brandy an look down on the Plebs from. And there is a slight differance in Irish Gealic and Scots Gaelic,but enough in common to work out each other ,ie Chonas in Scots means Quarrelsome,but in Irish as part of a sentance is Friend ? Scent might have being using the Scots version ?There at the moment great ties With All Celtic Languages ,With visits To and from different regions,Manxs Cornwall etc.To learn ?it isn't easy,but if your committed like anything else will come with time put in,some folk just have a natural knack for soaking up things their Interested in . Language will alway open New doors,best not to think one is greater than another they all have something to Teach,Poc Leth deiridh,Philip Greugach Up in Lewis we'd call him a Toll Toinn Faisger math,Mangy, seo cu beag,(toirmisgte,tarraing-as broc),like that " Twisted Hole " how's the stones,nobody lifted them yet? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mangy1983 51 Posted September 6, 2011 Report Share Posted September 6, 2011 is it hard to learn.is irish and scotish gaelic different?? I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time of Ignoramaces,the amount of Intellects in the community would make it a fine place for "Geek Pill" To drink Brandy an look down on the Plebs from. And there is a slight differance in Irish Gealic and Scots Gaelic,but enough in common to work out each other ,ie Chonas in Scots means Quarrelsome,but in Irish as part of a sentance is Friend ? Scent might have being using the Scots version ?There at the moment great ties With All Celtic Languages ,With visits To and from different regions,Manxs Cornwall etc.To learn ?it isn't easy,but if your committed like anything else will come with time put in,some folk just have a natural knack for soaking up things their Interested in . Language will alway open New doors,best not to think one is greater than another they all have something to Teach,Poc Leth deiridh,Philip Greugach Up in Lewis we'd call him a Toll Toinn Faisger math,Mangy, seo cu beag,(toirmisgte,tarraing-as broc),like that " Twisted Hole " how's the stones,nobody lifted them yet? Feasgair math Their only a mile a way from me mate and nope their still there. Tha iad rudeigean robh throm airson cuideigean falbh leabh. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Malt 379 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 scent Póg mo thóin! You want to be careful saying things like that in front of Scent Boggler, he won't want to stop at kissing it.. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dixiebop 125 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 is it hard to learn.is irish and scotish gaelic different?? I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time of Ignoramaces,the amount of Intellects in the community would make it a fine place for "Geek Pill" To drink Brandy an look down on the Plebs from. And there is a slight differance in Irish Gealic and Scots Gaelic,but enough in common to work out each other ,ie Chonas in Scots means Quarrelsome,but in Irish as part of a sentance is Friend ? Scent might have being using the Scots version ?There at the moment great ties With All Celtic Languages ,With visits To and from different regions,Manxs Cornwall etc.To learn ?it isn't easy,but if your committed like anything else will come with time put in,some folk just have a natural knack for soaking up things their Interested in . Language will alway open New doors,best not to think one is greater than another they all have something to Teach,Poc Leth deiridh,Philip Greugach Up in Lewis we'd call him a Toll Toinn Faisger math,Mangy, seo cu beag,(toirmisgte,tarraing-as broc),like that " Twisted Hole " how's the stones,nobody lifted them yet? Feasgair math Their only a mile a way from me mate and nope their still there. Tha iad rudeigean robh throm airson cuideigean falbh leabh. Cofhurtachd ! dochas cha driuseantah co-ghneitheach do leughadh ? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
f mac 40 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 dont know wats the prob gaelic was spoken long before english was invented . i hated latin Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Malt 379 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 dont know wats the prob gaelic was spoken long before english was invented . i hated latin a roedd Cymraeg! 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 44,464 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 (edited) W hat th e fu ck a re al l yo u hill bill ys on a bo ut? Edited September 7, 2011 by WILF Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mangy1983 51 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 is it hard to learn.is irish and scotish gaelic different?? I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time of Ignoramaces,the amount of Intellects in the community would make it a fine place for "Geek Pill" To drink Brandy an look down on the Plebs from. And there is a slight differance in Irish Gealic and Scots Gaelic,but enough in common to work out each other ,ie Chonas in Scots means Quarrelsome,but in Irish as part of a sentance is Friend ? Scent might have being using the Scots version ?There at the moment great ties With All Celtic Languages ,With visits To and from different regions,Manxs Cornwall etc.To learn ?it isn't easy,but if your committed like anything else will come with time put in,some folk just have a natural knack for soaking up things their Interested in . Language will alway open New doors,best not to think one is greater than another they all have something to Teach,Poc Leth deiridh,Philip Greugach Up in Lewis we'd call him a Toll Toinn Faisger math,Mangy, seo cu beag,(toirmisgte,tarraing-as broc),like that " Twisted Hole " how's the stones,nobody lifted them yet? Feasgair math Their only a mile a way from me mate and nope their still there. Tha iad rudeigean robh throm airson cuideigean falbh leabh. Cofhurtachd ! dochas cha driuseantah co-ghneitheach do leughadh ? Tha mi a creidsinn gun bu choir dhuinn sguir a bruidhuinn ann an Gaelic ma tha ma thuig mi ceart sibh mas faidh sinne rabhadh Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dixiebop 125 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 Tha mi a creidsinn gun bu choir dhuinn sguir a bruidhuinn ann an Gaelic ma tha ma thuig mi ceart sibh mas faidh sinne rabhadh De,buin do,an Eaglais Bhaisteach, Phrostanach or Chaitligeach ?Donald Micheal,Music teacher,now minister ,our kids in school together,Anmarie M Kenzie was their Teacher,Heather Mcloud brothers a minister was older boys teacher she was telling me the other day how tastey the Gullag was, only a 11 men allowed to hunt them,and a waiting list !! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
scothunter 12,609 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 W hat th e fu ck a re al l yo u hill bill ys on a bo ut? who cares Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mangy1983 51 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 Tha mi a creidsinn gun bu choir dhuinn sguir a bruidhuinn ann an Gaelic ma tha ma thuig mi ceart sibh mas faidh sinne rabhadh De,buin do,an Eaglais Bhaisteach, Phrostanach or Chaitligeach ?Donald Micheal,Music teacher,now minister ,our kids in school together,Anmarie M Kenzie was their Teacher,Heather Mcloud brothers a minister was older boys teacher she was telling me the other day how tastey the Gullag was, only a 11 men allowed to hunt them,and a waiting list !! Saoir Eaglais Alba ( Free Church Scotland ). Se Phrostanach a tha ainm a cha ne ruid a bhith sinne bruidhinn mu dheidhinn a tha ann. Tha mi a creidsinn nach d'thanaig e an aird ann an comhradh a riamh. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rake aboot 4,929 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 W hat th e fu ck a re al l yo u hill bill ys on a bo ut? Hahahahha :laugh: :laugh: fekin tcheuchters eh ??? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dixiebop 125 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 (edited) Mu Raidhc(rake aboot ) Wilf's e cu seoclaid tuathanach,Have you not noticed the ones, that get all uppety about Indegenious languages are usually the ones going on about the "Ethnics" invading the Country ,that is the Anglofied version of it ! I was always of the Opinion and you know what they say about them that the "Celts"were here along time before any Saxon,Angols or Normans etc..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmwTYcDuyks&feature=fvwrel<P><SPAN></SPAN> </P> Edited September 7, 2011 by dixiebop Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dixiebop 125 Posted September 8, 2011 Report Share Posted September 8, 2011 Just as an add on,How many on here, Talk,give commands to their Dogs in Their Native Tongue,ie;Welsh, Irish ? I try to talk Gaelic to mine,thought it would come in handy if anyone stole them.As If !!! It would make them a right pain in the ASS! to an English Speaker ,but generally I just Rant an Holler ! at them ,they seem to get the message anyhow.Do you think Dogs say out of a German enviroment could learn English ? after all , zum Stillstand sounds kinda' english,if not British etc Dogs moving around the U.K. surely pick up the local Dialects and sayings Surely ? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
scothunter 12,609 Posted September 8, 2011 Report Share Posted September 8, 2011 whatever floats your boat Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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