Is anyone know about Gaelic?
I wanna know whether it is still used now. I am interested in Celtic mythology,I think it could be a good way.
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It certainly still exists! One of my good friends teaches in a "gaelscoil" south of Dublin, ie. all the subjects (except for English) are taught in Irish Gaelic.
There are also a couple of good and helpful members here who speak Irish Gaelic. There is also Scots Gaelic, and Manx Gaelic is being revived.
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你好，我是爱尔兰人，会说爱尔兰语（盖尔语）。很高兴认识你。
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No no, the people in Cape Breton, are descendants of Scottish people. It's like Peachey said, the schools and places it's being revived, are in the UK. The northern part of Scotland (the outer hebrides) still has places where Gaelic knowledge is reportedly high.
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Only in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.....I hear that Ireland government legislate to protect the Gaelic.Does other people not in the district above can use Gaelic with ease？
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There are around 2000 present day Scottish Gaelic speakers in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
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