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Elbereth 11 year s ago
#32 They did on Isle of Lewis. It led to a unique situation, all place names being Norse, and them speaking Gaelic.
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iluvhatemail 11 year s ago
Mr Ree is fluent in Gaylic too
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Elbereth 11 year s ago
In Scottish Gaelic, it isn't pronounced Gaylic as it is in Irish. It is like garlic without the r, Galic.
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bobbykewl 11 year s ago
#37 Correct!
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rikki_doxx 11 year s ago
#30 - Polio was almost eradicated - in Pakistan - where Islamist terrorists killed the health workers that were giving polio vaccine to villagers.
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Elbereth 11 year s ago
#32 They did on Isle of Lewis. It led to a unique situation, all place names being Norse, and them speaking Gaelic.
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Elbereth 11 year s ago
In Scottish Gaelic, it isn't pronounced Gaylic as it is in Irish. It is like garlic without the r, Galic.
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rikki_doxx 11 year s ago
#30 - Polio was almost eradicated - in Pakistan - where Islamist terrorists killed the health workers that were giving polio vaccine to villagers.