Only 1.1% of all Scots could speak Gaelic in 2011, unless the other 98.9% learned it in the last 3 years my point still stands.
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Only 1.1% of all Scots could speak Gaelic in 2011, unless the other 98.9% learned it in the last 3 years my point still stands.
Not really,you said "Scottish people speak English FFS"and in most areas that may be the primary language but it isn't the primary language in large areas of the west as your previous post alludes to.They will speak English to you because they are bi-lingual and they know you'll have no GÃ idhlig but that doesn't make it one language fits all.We could split hairs over Doric as well but they're east coasters and in my opinion it's a form of pidgin English.But I'd never say that to a Doric speakers face.Not unless they were really puny.
Good point, the "Proper Jocks" are well known for their consideration and thoughtfulness towards the lowlanders.
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