Thus begins an age old debate:

@An_Comhghallach@GeeveeHuber@AnnTekatch@Outlander1743@elan84a Believe me – its easier than Gaelic!! 🙂

— Deborah Firth (@hillcrestcook) January 28, 2014

@rtidwell730 @hillcrestcook @GeeveeHuber @AnnTekatch @Outlander1743 @elan84a Careful! 😛

— Àdhamh Ó Broin (@An_Comhghallach) January 28, 2014

Well, maybe not so age old, but we did pick up a new Gaelic phrase: Taing dhuibh  which I am pretty sure means thanks!

I also pointed out my own experiences in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia where there has been a concerted effort to keep Gaelic alive.

@rtidwell730 @hillcrestcook @AnnTekatch @elan84a Sin math! /sheen ma/ That’s good. What I want to hear 🙂

— Àdhamh Ó Broin (@An_Comhghallach) January 28, 2014

This Tweet also gives another phrase and pronunciation guide to add to our Glossary:

Sin math! /sheen ma/ That’s good