A common Scottish Gaelic phrase simply asks, "How are you?" It's a phrase often uttered by those learning and teaching a language considered endangered. Although the language is often associated with ...

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The number of people using Gaelic has increased across Scotland despite a decline in the language's heartland, according to the latest census data. Experts say the increase in Gaelic medium education ...

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THE Scottish census revealed this week the first recorded increase in Gaelic speakers. People who can speak in our native tongue increased by 12,000 to almost 70,000, a jump of 21 per cent since the ...