- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 Gaelic as a national language of Scotland
- 2 Celtic roots and international reach
- 3 Gaelic in the modern era
- 3.1 Who speaks Gaelic?
- 3.2 Decline
- 3.3 Revival
- 3.4 Gaelic alive!
- 4 Gaelic – the rationale
- 4.1 Bilingualism
- 4.2 Why learn Gaelic?
- 4.3 The rights of linguistic minorities
- 4.4 Home and abroad: examples of bilingualism
- 5 How the Gaelic language works
- 5.1 How do I say…?
- 5.2 Gaelic: some basics
- 5.3 New words: and evolving language
- 5.4 How to learn Gaelic
- 5.5 Options for children
- 6 Gaelic culture: a national asset
- 7 FAQs
- Notes
- Conclusion
- Keep on learning
- Further Reading
- Acknowledgements
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