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It's very gladdening underrepresented languages are already having their place in mainstream media. Nevertheless, more work still has to be done around the world to help preserve immense human wisdom and history that is on the brink of total eradication due to many countries' national language policies and cultural cleansing.
pansitkantonify 1 month ago
Gaelic totaly sounds like danish !! It's the good old Vikings job !! :-)
aFemale1 3 months ago
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Scotish, Irish..English... you are all the same to me !! You all come from Norman people, who invaded the Brit. island !! And that means, that actualy all of your " three roots"; English, Sctottish and Irish are actualy Norwegian, or Danish !!!!!
aFemale1 3 months ago
WOW! I really love to hear scottish, sounds awsome.
Elberiver11 6 months ago 4
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@Elberiver11
It's not really Scottish, it's Scottish Gaelic. We had at least 3 main languages originally - Norn, related to Norse, which was spoken on Orkney and Shetland and other Viking settled islands. Scots, which was spoken as a Germanic language influenced heavily by the Anglo-Saxons of Northumbria. English with Scots words is pretty much the most common language in Scotland. Finally, Scottish Gaelic is the language of the highlanders and islanders - the Gaels from Ireland.
MarvellousMuffin 5 months ago
Is as hÉireann domsa agus teanga seo go hálainn! Agus an bean aimsir atá te!
Eiensteinstheory 6 months ago
I'm not insulting the language itself, but Scottish Gaelic sounds like a mixture of Dutch and German. It sounds cool!
2FunnyVersionIV 7 months ago
Journalist always keep the same fucking boring prosody, don't they? No matter what language they speak.
gromins 7 months ago
i love all UK languages, specially gaelic :D
breizhcatalonia1993 1 year ago
Anyone know if it's possible to get BBC Alba in the US?
Supermassively 1 year ago
@Supermassively as far as i know no :(
breizhcatalonia1993 1 year ago
Is this Irish or Scots Gaelic?
Potterfan89 1 year ago
Well I think the fact the weather forecast is for Scotland indicates that it's for Scottish Gaelic ....
richardsweden 1 year ago 9
Hahaha!!!!!
cuimreach 1 year ago
@Potterfan89
Well it's Scotland for sure.
greenscreenn00bster 1 year ago
@Potterfan89 scottish gaelic which is very close to donegal irish gaelic.
seonidh 1 year ago
Just love the Galic, Thapadh Leibh.:-).
bisgaardgraphics 2 years ago 4
I know what you mean, I'm Irish so I barely get the gist, it's a bit like Donegal Irish, which I barely understand anyway. Is teangacha álainne iad, agus tá (tha to you) siad an - chosúil. mar shampla, is é 'Cad é mar atá tú' 'how are you' as gaeilge !
akennelly 2 years ago 3
Woot! We love BBC Alba! :D
vickskedoedoe 2 years ago 19
Yaay! Yaay! Kirsteen is my favourite !! :D Thank you very much! ^^
Fionnuala7 2 years ago 2
It's good to hear the natural flow of Gaelic in the news feeds. Learning Gaelic at the students pace doesn't really get you ready to hear it in real time! ( Study materials slow down the pace of speech so you can hear each sound but in real life ppl don't speak so slowly.)
donnajeanapril17 2 years ago 11
@donnajeanapril17
Same with la francais!
greenscreenn00bster 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this!
Enigmaticland 2 years ago 3
many thanks
channelswimmer 3 years ago 3