Interesting and useful resource

[maclyn]

I use this a lot when doing work for my Scottish Gaelic degree; it's a web resource created by a professor from my university's Celtic department called "Fuaimean na Gàidhlig" (The Sounds of Gaelic) and is a pretty exhaustive phonetic analysis of the Scottish Gaelic language with sound files.

Thought it might be useful and/or interesting for folk

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[tjuice]

Aye, ’s e làrach-lìn mhath fhèin a tha sin, gun teagamh. Càite bheil thu a’ dèanamh a’ chèim agad? Rinn mi fhìn ceum sa’ Ghàidhlig aig Oilthigh Obar Dheathain anns na naochadan.

[embryomystic]

The real question is, why is that thigh so oily? Inquiring minds want to know.

[tjuice]

Cause Gaelic makes girls wet.

[tjuice]

You sound like Everlast, circa 1994:I'm breakin' up the set
I'm gettin' bitches wet
Gettin' all the dough
I'm leavin with ya ho
And if the ho's ya wife
Yo, ya might lose your life

Cause I'm runnin' up on ya
I ain't gonna' warn ya when
I'm runnin' up on ya
I ain't gonna' warn ya
I'm runnin' up on ya
I ain't gonna warn ya when
I'm runnin' up on ya
I ain't gonna' warn ya
And this isn't unconnected to Gaelic, honestly. He actually references the Brehon Laws:Back in the days
There were Irish ways
And Irish laws
So stand up for the cause