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11th December 17, 05:03 AM
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I have both versions. Only started to use the a little as I’m still working to understand proper pronunciation; so audio is helping most right now, but the graphic novel will help with more common phrasing.
 Originally Posted by Damion
Not sure what's in it, but there is a graphic novel in gaidhlig:
It's also available in English and Scots.
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21st December 17, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by javankrona
I have both versions. Only started to use the a little as I’m still working to understand proper pronunciation; so audio is helping most right now, but the graphic novel will help with more common phrasing.
I've been searching the net for Information about the Island of Tiree, But I came across the National Library of Scotland which has a film and audio Library. there are many clips of pieces over the last 100 years . which often contain Gaidhlig both spoken and sung.
Heres the bit I'm looking at at the moment..
https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/2696...arch_fuzzy=yes
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