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It’s pronounced /x/
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I remember when this was all forums.
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Imagine voting Conservative.
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7 Dec 2020
Four stills from a movie you believe is a masterpiece, no title.
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Happy Sunday to everyone except the all-lives-matter crew. Not you.
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I mean of course the logical conclusion of Iain Macwhirter's contrarian bad take shtick is accusing black people of being racist towards white people at this particular moment.
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Anything criticising the way other people speak as if it's deficient or wrong.
What's a word or phrase people use that you just can't stand?
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Deuchainnean @SabhalMorOstaig deiseil. Àm chrogan a th' ann.
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Ben Fogle doing donuts on the Thames for paywalls #wellmeetagain
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Only paper | Use words | Make it move (2) #obstructionsworkshop x.com/mgoldst/status/1244636…
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Only paper | Use words | Make it move Doing #obstructionsworkshop w/ @mgoldst
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grafaigeachd gluasaidh #obairfolàimh #Gàidhlig
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18 Mar 2020
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To be fair, it will be detrimental to their monolingualism.
Educating pupils in Gaelic could harm academic achievement say Scottish Tories trib.al/oMh5QDe
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"In English reading more #Gaelic #Gàidhlig medium pupils had reached the stipulated level than had English-medium pupils. There was no reliable evidence of any difference between the two pupil groups in English writing[…]" (O'Hanlon, Paterson & McLeod, 2012)
23 Jan 2020
Replying to @lmacinnessnp
This issue isn't about bilingual education per se though, which is something I benefitted from and very much support. It is about Gaelic being given precedence over teaching of English, which is a disadvantage to children in 21st century.
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Dreadful article, riddled with distortions and bad-faith arguments. This sort of bullying controversialist commentary is a stain on Scottish journalism
"Gaelic has become almost like a sacred cow to many Scots, with many mistakenly calling it the language of Scotland. It is not and never has been." heraldscotland.com/news/1817…
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