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Re: Welcome to our newest member: Tokyo-KT
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Originally Posted by svxistentialist
Yes it is Gaelic Jay, Gaeilge. The Irish word for the language is Gaeilge.
Spoken Irish Gaeilge and spoken Scottish Gaelic is very similar. I can understand Scots Gaelic if I watch Scottish TV. The languages have differences though, but they sound very similar.
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That's as I came to understand it. I used to read under an author who favored Gaelic, his primary character would use the phrase Cead mile failte, and i understood it from that, spoken in the "language of the kings". Funny how two languages can be separate, but if you speak one you can understand the other.
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