Are you fluent in GAELIC?

[Raingeanach]

Originally Posted by Polwarth

And I've replied in different threads that I do not speak Gaelic, nor have any interest in learning.

Foreign posters should note that Polwarth possesses two qualifications sought after in history departments in North British universities for lecturers specialising in the study of the manners and mores of the Gaelic speaking clans.

[Polwarth]

Awaaay, ya numptie. If you hud wan mair brain cell, you MIGHT be considered dangerous. As it is: you're in the same category as Peter Dow. A disgrace to Scotland.

[Raingeanach]

Well - name one professor of Scottish history who has taken the trouble to learn the Gaelic language. We are all waiting for an answer.

[Eleana]

aint the topic of this thread here, Rainie. No hijacking, ma'se do thoil e. What was your vote?

[McDink]

Originally Posted by Raingeanach

Well - name one professor of Scottish history who has taken the trouble to learn the Gaelic language. We are all waiting for an answer.

THE first rule used when trying to win a debate, is to know the answer before you've asked the question.

[Polwarth]

Gaun yersel, McDink

[Scottish_Republican]

Originally Posted by Madra

Scots Gaelic, is officaly a dead language.

Official according to who? Not our officialdom. Maybe in Ontario or North Carolina but not in Scotland.

Troll...

I wish you would learn to spell English properly, you folk. Doesn't exactly make much of a case when you can't even write the language you promote properly.