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|    kennybard@gmail.com to Karen McDonald    |
|    Re: Leodhasach & Hearasch - Gaelic help     |
|    05 Apr 18 04:24:44    |
      On Thursday, 19 July 2007 15:22:49 UTC+1, Karen McDonald wrote:       > I understand that the Gaelic noun for someone from Lewis is LEODHASACH       > and the Gaelic noun for someone from Harris is HEARASCH.       >       > 1. Are these nouns spelled the same when applying to males and       > females?       >       > 2. What is the plural form of each noun? I am looking for collective       > Gaelic terms for 'people from Harris' and 'people from Lewis' in the       > same way as one has 'Glaswegians' / 'Aberdonians' etc.       >       > 3. Phonetic pronunciations for: LEODHASACH, HEARASCH and their plural       > forms would be much appreciated as I do not speak or write Gaelic       > myself.       >       > I shall be most grateful for any assistance.       >       > Karen              What an overload of fake and wrong and sometimes correct advice. Like someone       here said, "never rely of Google for the answers". I would recommend checking       your question in the online and reliable Gaelic site http://www.faclair.com/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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