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Re: Celtica (was: Maggel)

From:Joe <joe@...>
Date:Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 15:34
Stephen Mulraney wrote:

> Tristan Mc Leay wrote: > >> Stephen Mulraney wrote: >> >>> >>> I've noticed that (as Barbara suggests) "Gaelic" when referring to >>> Scots >>> Gaelic is pronounced [gal1k], or when referring to Irish, [gEjl1k]. >> >> >> > I meant [I] in these, not [1]. > >> >> As for me, [g&ilIk] refers to the Scottish language. [g&lIk] is French >> :) > > > Fair enough. To be honest, I've only ever heard [gEjlIk], meaning of > course Gaeilge (Irish), but I came across the pronunciation [galIk] to > mean "Scots Gaelic" on an instructional tape. I don't know if the > distinction is actually made anywhere :). >
The distinction's made everywhere. Not least Scotland. Though generally they go with 'The Gaelic', I believe.