Gaelic Speakers

[Tam 2000]

Are there any Gealic speakers out there? If so can you pm me as I would like to get to know people who can speak it as I`m new to Caithness.Ceart ma tha.That means Very good then!

[Alice in Blunderland]

Weeboyagee speaks the Gaelic but has nipped of to Ireland for a few days so I read in the courier.... :eek: no doubt he will get in touch, if not send him a pm next week. .........
if you can sing even better as he is always on the lookout for singers for the Gaelic choir. :lol:

[the second coming]

hallo

ciamar a tha sibh?

Is mise second coming

mar sin leibh an-drasta

I took classes a few years ago and got taught it in primary and secondary school but as I'm surrounded by gallachs I've lost a lot. Happy to pick it up again if I ever get the time.

SC

[weeboyagee]

Halo a bhalaich, de mar a tha thu? Ma tha Gàidhlig agad a charaid, tha duine no dha a fuireach ann an Gallaibh co aig a bheil Gàidhlig – ma tha thu ag iarraidh bruidhinn rinn – cum a dol !!!!

WBG :cool:

Halo my friend, how are you? If you are a Gaelic speaker, there are one or two living in Caithness who speak Gaelic – if you want to speak to us, carry on!

WBG :cool:

[Elenna]

Would it perhaps be an idea for Gaelic speakers to request a Gaelic Forum here on the Org? As an interested non-speaker I would even likely drop by to read, if you were to (even occasionally) put translations, like on your exchange above, as I find that with a bit of concentration I can begin to recognise words and phrases. (pronunciation is a different thing, though! :lol: )

[golach]

Halo a bhalaich, de mar a tha thu? Ma tha Gàidhlig agad a charaid, tha duine no dha a fuireach ann an Gallaibh co aig a bheil Gàidhlig – ma tha thu ag iarraidh bruidhinn rinn – cum a dol !!!!

WBG

Halo my friend, how are you? If you are a Gaelic speaker, there are one or two living in Caithness who speak Gaelic – if you want to speak to us, carry on!

WBG :cool:
Many thanks with the bilingual translation WBG, :lol:

[Bill Fernie]

The Highland Council recently launched a Gaelic toolkit that has some help for beginners. See it at http://ww2.highland.gov.uk/highland_council_gaelic_toolkit
It has some words and phrases to help get used to pronunciation etc.

On the web site I add Gaelic items that come my way at
http://www.caithness.org/links/gaelic/index.htm