Halò agus fàilte!

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Gàidhlig@slrpnk.net · 6 months ago

Halò!

Fàilte don Ghàidhlig. Airson ro-ràdh, chan eil mi fileanta sa Ghàidhlig agus chan fheum thu a bhith airson pàirt a ghabhail. Is e seo àite airson ionnsachadh, co-roinn, agus mearachdan a dhèanamh.

Dè na dòighean a chleachdas tu airson ionnsachadh?

A bheil caraidean, teaghlach no coimhearsnachd agad leis am faod thu an cànan a bhruidhinn?

Tha mi air cairtean DuoLingo, IndyLan, agus Anki fheuchainn, le cairtean Anki mar an dòigh a bha mi a’ faireachdainn a rinn an adhartas as motha. Tha mi gu math meirgeach a-nis ge-tà agus feumaidh mi aideachadh gu bheil mi air eadar-theangair a chleachdadh airson an ro-ràdh seo a dhèanamh. Feuchaidh mi ris a h-uile eadar-theangachadh a dhèanamh le làimh bho seo a-mach ge-tà, mar sin gabh leisgeul sam bith gràmar no litreachadh uamhasach!

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Gàidhlig, or Scots Gaelic, is an indigenous[1] endangered[2] language of Celtic origin. Primarily spoken in Scotland, it can however be heard around the world.

There has been a push to preserve and revive this language over the last decade or so. DuoLingo was a popular means of learning the language because it was one of the few online tools which offered it. However DuoLingo has gone down the route of severe enshittification. DuoLingo (in my eyes) was a bad means of learning anyway as there was no community, no actual humans to speak to. Something this community aims to remedy.

This community aims to restore optimism and encourage rebellion. Optimism that that which was almost destroyed can return. Rebellion, counterculture and decolonialism. A rejection of the cultural dominance of the British Empire and near eradication of alternative language.

The icon image is taken from Solarpunk Ireland and given a Scottish twist.

’S e cànan dùthchasach[1] ann an cunnart[2] a th’ ann an Gàidhlig, no Gàidhlig na h-Alba, de thùs Ceilteach. Air a bruidhinn sa mhòr-chuid ann an Alba, ach faodar a cluinntinn air feadh an t-saoghail.

Tha oidhirp air a bhith ann gus a’ chànan seo a ghleidheadh agus ath-bheothachadh thar nan deich bliadhna a dh’fhalbh no mar sin. Bha DuoLingo na dhòigh mòr-chòrdte air a’ chànan ionnsachadh oir b’ e seo aon de na beagan innealan air-loidhne a bha ga thabhann. Ach, tha DuoLingo air a dhol sìos slighe an t-slighe gu bhith air a dhèanamh nas miosa. Bha DuoLingo (nam bheachd-sa) na dhroch dhòigh air ionnsachadh co-dhiù oir cha robh coimhearsnachd ann, gun fhìor dhaoine ann airson bruidhinn riutha. Rud a tha an coimhearsnachd seo ag amas air a leigheas.

Tha an coimhearsnachd seo ag amas air dòchas ath-nuadhachadh agus ar-a-mach a bhrosnachadh. Dòchas gum faod na chaidh a sgrios cha mhòr tilleadh. Ar-a-mach, frith-chultar agus dì-choloinidheachd. Diùltadh ceannas cultarail Ìmpireachd Bhreatainn agus cha mhòr cuir às do chànan eile.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Charter_for_Regional_or_Minority_Languages#Languages_protected_under_the_Charter

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_endangered_languages_in_Europe#List_of_languages

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