Biadh' means food in Scottish Gaelic and 'pheatan' could be an attempt to translate 'peata,' meaning pet - the sign should read 'bwyd anifeiliaid anwes' in Welsh Shoppers in Caerphilly county have ...

Biadh' means food in Scottish Gaelic and 'pheatan' could be an attempt to translate 'peata,' meaning pet - the sign should read 'bwyd anifeiliaid anwes' in Welsh Shoppers in Caerphilly county have ...

The Scottish government has given £2m funding for an online Gaelic dictionary that could take 30 years to complete. Work has already begun collecting source material for a digital archive ...

A common Scottish Gaelic phrase simply asks, "How are you?" It's a phrase often uttered by those learning and teaching a language considered endangered. Although the language is often associated ...