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    Gaelic Gold: A Learner's Dictionary/Phrasebook

    By Lexus and Elfreda Crehan

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    The Gaelic Gold learner's dictionary and phrasebook gives you a detailed yet easy-to-use A to Z list of English words and phrases with Scottish Gaelic translations for quick-find reference. There are more than 6000 words and phrases, vocabulary for modern 21st century life; and the Gaelic translations come together with an easy-to-read pronunciation guide. Special features are useful language notes explaining and illustrating basic features of the Gaelic language; typical replies to commonly asked questions; dialogues in English and Gaelic; tables of irregular verbs and prepositional pronouns. You can use this new book to learn a few Gaelic phrases; or you can use it as a tool for learning the language. As the Gaels say: one language is not enough!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLexus
    Release dateApr 21, 2017
    ISBN9781904737476
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