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Date Posted: 12:50:46 06/25/03 Wed
Author: Otxoa
Author Host/IP: ns.protech.ro / 194.153.227.68
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Should I learn Gaidhlig or ...Geilige ?

Hello dear redactors! I am romanian, and I start to be interested in gaelic language in a...strange way.First I was interested about ...I.R.A. and the Ulster political problems...Then I was interested in the scottish-irish folks songs ( I 'm mad about Noel Mcloughlin !)...then I start hate I.R.A. and his methods and finaly I was ( I am ) interested about the Ireland 's history and about the Celtic-area history...and just love Ireland...
I sart learning gaelic from a internet site but was the highland gaelic, and later I see ther's a lot of diferences between gaidhlig and geilige...
Now ,what should I do ?My level are not quit good to comparison this two dialect ,and said wich one like me more...
I was never in Ireland or Highland so no term to camparison.
If I heared a song by Noel Mcloughlin, I'll said well, the irish gaelic are the best..but...
So, please, can I have an advise from you?
Kind regards , Anca Alexandru- in Romania
P.S. I have a scottish friend who know pretty good gaelic and he can help me by mail.

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