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It depends how far back you go. Gaelic was spoken across the country, not just on the west coast. Nowadays it's been more or less eradicated, except from the We
by nmeofthestate 2y ago
It depends how far back you go. Gaelic was spoken across the country, not just on the west coast. Nowadays it's been more or less eradicated, except from the Western Isles (where it's not that widely spoken - English is the main spoken language). And it's increasingly become a political football so you see untrue statements made about its history.
- Affric 2y agoDo you have a source for Gaelic being spoken in places like Berwickshire? My understanding from School of was that it went straight from the Brythonic to the Germanic.