I like Gaelic music.

I'd say the whole Celtic family of languages is really interesting. Gaelic would indeed make a wonderful subject of study, and I just wish I had more spare time.

How can I believe in God when just last week I got my tongue caught in the roller of an electric typewriter? --Woody Allen

I think i've heard of it....oh wait sure i speak it;)

Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste, ná Béarla cliste.

My father is fluent. (Scottish) I only know the most common phrases, usually the ones to get you out of a tough situation... Would love to learn more, but who would I talk to? It's not a language that came over to a lot of people in Canada. Many years ago it was quite wide spread in Cape Breton and many parts of Nova Scotia, unfortunately the younger generations just let it slide. A very beautiful language though, expecially in song.

The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts. ---Bertrand Russell

Ok... Then, do any of u have any tips of good gaelic music??

Je suis le maitre de ma vie || Je suis prest

my name is Gaelic

All I'm gonna do is just go on and do what I feel.
~Jimi Hendrix

Gealic is a hard langauge to learn, you need to say it right

A relative of Welsh:)

我是土耳其 人

yes i have, my friend went to ireland to actually learn to speak it fluently.

Dia dhuit! ^^

I had the chance to learn some Irish Gaelic in the University of Limerick (Ireland). I really love the sound of it. You should learn it if you have the chance, it's a bit difficult at first, but then it's alright!

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"I don't know how World War 3 will be fought, but World War 4 will be with sticks and stones" (Albert Einstein)

I'd love to learn Irish gaelic. Such a beauiful language

I only know one term and i think it's a curse word.

"Pog moi thoin" = Kiss my ***

Glad to help.

I can only please one person a day and today isn't your day. Tomorrows not looking to good either !

I lived in Glasgow for 5 months but don't think I ever heard it. Instead I got to read it a couple of times and it seemed quite interesting... and difficult! The only word I ever learned was 'sgudal' and that's not for any use. It was on a rubbish can. But if I ever start a conversation about rubbish then maybe it'll be useful in some way...

"No, you are not a gay. I am the gay. You're probably just a little bit poofy!"
-Daffyd

I plan to take a Gaelic course during my stay in Ireland & I´m really looking forward to it (even though I doubt that I´ll learn a lot in only one semester...). But maybe I´ll meet someone who´s fluent and helps me (I don´t know if chances are high).