Seachd Là - Gaelic news programme

Weekend scottish gaelic news programme, Seachd Là. The programme is a summary of the week's news, presented by Kirsteen MacDonald. I'm sorry for the bad sound.

Seo prògram telebhisean nan naidheachdan bhon BBC Alba a tha ann an Seachd Là , le Kirsteen NicDhòmhnaill.Tha mi duilich airson droch fuaim.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• BBC
• Alba
• news
• An
• La
• seachd
• la
• Kirsteen
• MacDonald
• Iain
• MacLean
• naidheachdan
• gaelic
• scottish
• bbc
• scotland

[Fionnuala7]

Kirsteen rocks! ^^

[CatrinaC96]

I'm Irish and go to school through Irish and I can understand this they are so alike If anybody speaks scottish listen to Irish and see if you can understand it

[pansitkantonify]

@phr4nk3rd00d13 Yes. Gaelic languages (Scottish, Irish) is where neutral/General American English got its phonological structure.

[lecrapauddejerri9]

@phr4nk3rd00d13 yes, the American accent is a mix of about 80% Irish and other european languages

[phr4nk3rd00d13]

Do some dialects of Gaelic pronounce the "r" as a retroflex "American-esque" "r"? ._.

[xhemexx]

it's like Basque some say

[JoanCollins2009]

Oh most defiantly aggis

[Supermassively]

It would be nice if we could actually hear her. Please learn how to make a video.

[TheGreaterGood80]

I absolutely love hearing my grandfather's language alive and well today. It's like a window into the past, thousands of years ago when Celts were more widespread and you could probably hear similarly related languages all over Europe and sometimes beyond.

[owainmeurig]

Is there no Gaelic word for nationwide?

[Prenna23]

Why wasn't Alistair Darling's words translated like English news does when someone speaks a foreign language? I realise everyone watching BBC Alba would be able to understand English but I think it would be good to have it translated. Not that I'd be able to understand it but one day I will.